Haring Center: Experimental Education Unit

The Haring Center: Experimental Education Unit (EEU) at the University of Washington provides a nurturing, inclusive environment for early childhood students, specifically serving ages 2 to 5. The center specializes in supporting children with diverse developmental needs, language-based learning disabilities, and Autism Spectrum Disorders. By utilizing an inclusive model that brings children with and without disabilities together, the EEU fosters a community of belonging and shared growth.

The program is built on decades of research-based practices, offering specialized supports such as ABA therapy, behavioral interventions, and autism-specific programming. Educators at the EEU utilize a flexible, individualized approach, adapting lessons in real-time to meet each child's unique learning style. The center integrates therapeutic services and developmental support directly into the daily curriculum, ensuring that every child's specific IEP goals are addressed within a collaborative care model.

With a low student-teacher ratio, the EEU emphasizes strong relationships between educators, students, and families. The facility provides specialized environments designed to enhance educational experiences through innovation and empathy. For information regarding enrollment and tuition, please contact the center directly at (206) 543-4011.