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Shrub Oak International School Unveils Renovated Student Hub Designed to Support Connection, Movement, and Regulation
The renovated Student Hub offers sensory supports, interactive games, and a reading nook to enhance engagement and well-being for neurodiverse students, the school said.
- On Jan. 28, 2026, Shrub Oak International School announced completion of the Student Hub renovation, introducing interactive features designed to accommodate diverse sensory preferences and regulation needs.
- With autistic and neurodiverse students in mind, designers prioritized balancing energy with calm and using visual design to support students sensitive to spatial cues.
- The renovation reworked physical elements by adding reconfigured furniture, game-based installations like foosball and air hockey, plus a reading nook, immersive mural, crash pads, and ball dart boards.
- Features are intended to offer students full-body engagement, encourage turn-taking and shared attention, and let students decompress with low-stimulation options in The Hub.
- The changes position Shrub Oak International School to reinforce its student-centered, strengths-based approach while enhancing staff supervision and supporting programs like The Pines at Shrub Oak.
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Shrub Oak International School Unveils Renovated Student Hub Designed to Support Connection, Movement, and Regulation
MOHEGAN LAKE, N.Y., Jan. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Shrub Oak International School is proud to announce the completion of a thoughtful renovation of its Student Hub, a central gathering space in the school's main building where students regularly engage in…
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