KISSIMMEE, Fla. — On Friday, UCP of Central Florida celebrated the grand opening of its new UCP Kissimmee Dr. Don & Cindy Diebel Campus, marking a major investment in inclusive education and pediatric therapy services for children and families across Osceola County.
The celebration brought together community leaders from across Osceola County and the City of Kissimmee, including State Sen. Kristen Arrington, State Rep. Jose Alvarez, Osceola County Commissioners Brandon Arrington and Cheryl Grieb, Kissimmee City Manager Mike Steigerwald, and Osceola County School Board members Bethzaida Garcia and Paula Bronson. They joined UCP leadership, educators, families and community partners for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, campus tours and a morning of family-friendly festivities celebrating the opening of the new campus.
Located at 155 W. Oak St. in downtown Kissimmee at the corner of U.S. Highway 192 and Oak Street, the new 37,000-square-foot campus is designed to provide high-quality education and pediatric therapy services for children of all abilities. The facility features innovative classrooms, advanced technology and specialized learning spaces where students with and without disabilities learn together in an inclusive environment…