Pinkerton
Academy
Special
Education Department
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SPECIAL EDUCATION COUNSELORS: |
SPECIAL EDUCATION OFFICE STAFF |
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Left to Right: Mrs. Rainforth, Mrs. Barrieau,
Mrs. Arndt, Mrs. Belair, and Mrs. Pollano |
Left to Right: Mrs. Craft, Mrs. Lally, Mrs.
Blodgett, Mrs. Bland, and Ms. Butler |
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“Communication… Collaboration… Understanding”
Through communication,
collaboration, and understanding, the staff of the Special Education Department
will assist their students to realize their full potential in school and to the
transition into life after high school. All members of the department respond
in a professional way to diverse needs by remaining knowledgeable in their
respective fields while planning and providing services through team effort with
each other, students, parents, outside agencies and the entire Pinkerton Academy
staff.
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Special Education Director
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Assistant
Special Education Director
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Special Education Coordinator
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Parent Handbook.
This is a PDF document. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open it.
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Special Education Staff Contact Information This is a
PDF document. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open it.
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Reading List for Those Who
Don't Like to Read.
Ø Students
with Disabilities Preparing for College: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities
The New Frontier
Youth with intellectual disabilities
have not had many chances to go to college. This is changing as individuals
across the country begin to create opportunities for these youth to reap the
benefits of postsecondary education. This website will provide information and
links to anyone interested in finding out more about the possibilities.
The site is divided into sections for
students,
family
members, and
professionals and features the following:
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Searchable database of postsecondary education programs that support
youth with intellectual disabilities, designed to allow individuals to
submit information about additional postsecondary education programs.
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Discussion board designed by students -- for students who are interested
in sharing college experiences.
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"Choice for Everyone" Listserv, hosted by the Institute for Community
Inclusion at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Membership includes
family members and a wide range of professionals.
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Resource section that contains web-based resources with links to other
sites and a bibliography listing related publications. Individuals will be
able to submit suggestions for additional links and publications.
Homework Club
Homework Club
locations (All special education Students are welcome)
Monday- Room 210
Tuesday- Room 70
Wednesday- Room 89
Thursday- Room 86
Friday- Room 69
BEGINNING NOVEMBER 5, 2007
If you need Adobe Acrobat Reader (for Handbook) click
HERE.
