Children chased one another around the butterfly garden outside Pinnacle Academy, each intent on not being tagged "it."
Then, when Kirstina Ordetx, the school's director, led the kids in a game of Simon Says, it was nearly impossible to tell the Pinnacle students, who have autism and related disabilities, from the typically developing kids playing with them.
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