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Eagle Academy Academic and Therapeutic School EAGLE ACADEMY GOAL TEAM Julie Carroll - Director of Pupil Services Bridgette Birchall -Coordinator of Special Education for Secondary Levels, Social Workers and Psychologists Laurie Seigel -


  1. Eagle Academy Academic and Therapeutic School

  2. EAGLE ACADEMY GOAL TEAM Julie Carroll - Director of Pupil Services Bridgette Birchall -Coordinator of Special Education for Secondary Levels, Social Workers and Psychologists Laurie Seigel - Coordinator of Special Education for grades PK-2 and Speech & Language Nancy Hayes - Coordinator of Special Education for grades 3-5, OT & PT Sandra Ingalls -Coordinator of School Counseling for grades K-12 Erin Clark - Principal, Enfield High School James Graham -Principal, Henry Barnard School Laura Gagnon - Assistant Principal, Enfield High School Marilyn Cressouti -Assistant Principal, JFK Middle School Lauren Andrews - Transition Classroom Teacher Brian Olsen - Special Education Teacher for the K-2 Educational Counseling Program

  3. Goal Statement To explore the development of a specialized learning center that will create opportunities for students to succeed through individualized instruction, intensive supports, and a network of care within the Enfield community.

  4. Why are we doing this? GOAL - Bring our students home to Enfield and provide quality programming to meet their needs. We currently have students with social, emouional and behavioral needs who attend special education therapeutic ● schools outside of the Enfield community. As a goal team, we reviewed the needs of our students and toured special education academic and therapeutic ● schools across Connecticut. We recognize that Enfield has the resources and commitment to create an excellent special education academic ● and therapeutic school for our students in district. ● We realize that there are opportunities for the regionalization of services with ouher school systems in the area.

  5. How do we meet the needs of all students? Separate schools (Outplacement) Home instruction (Medical)

  6. Social and Emouional Supports In Place Now PBIS initiative and coaches in elementary schools ● Transition classrooms at primary schools ● Tiered Interventions at middle and high schools ● Full-time counselors in all schools ● Social Work services at all levels ● Special Education and related services for identified students at all levels ● Special classes at elementary, middle, and high school for identified ● students ** A small percentage of students receiving special education still need more intensive intervention and support in a small school setting.**

  7. General Education Classroom with IEP Services Specialized instruction in areas of need in general education classroom ● Specialized instruction in areas of need in resource room ● Accommodations, Modifications, Behavior Intervention Plans ● Related Services ● Co-Teaching ● Secondary Transition Services ●

  8. Separate Classes Elementary Level - Educational Counseling Program (ECP) Secondary Level - Successfvl Outcomes for Achievement & Responsibility (S.O.A.R. Program) ○ Specialized instruction, Related Services, Accommodations, Modifications, BIP, Additional Adult Support…. Small group setting for students with social, emouional and behavioral needs ○ Counseling services from school social worker ○ ○ Ability to access general education classrooms for inclusion ○ BCBA Consultation

  9. Eagle Academy - Academic and Therapeutic School

  10. Eagle Academy: Key Components Specialized and Collaborative Education Team ● Small school setting emphasizing relationships ● with all students and individualized instruction aligned with the district’s curriculum standards Comprehensive BCBA, LCSW, psychological, OT, SLP, PT ● services based on individual student needs and opportunities for exuended school year Behavior Technicians with specialized training ● Responsive learning environments ● Opportunities for participation in the Enfield community ●

  11. Small School Setting Elementary and Secondary classes with flexible grouping based on students’ needs ● Special Education Teachers ● Behavior Technicians ● Licensed Clinical Social Worker ● BCBA and Psychiatric consultative services ● SLP, OT, PT and nursing services based on students’ needs ● Special Education Coordinators ●

  12. Eagle Academy Academic & Therapeutic School Quality educational programming in Enfield ● Focus on academict, relationships, and social and emouional learning ● Collaborative school staff ● Strong relationships with students and families ● Rich array of related and support services ● State of the art facility with thoughtfvlly-planned indoor and outdoor spaces ● Enfield is ideally located for regionalization of services near a major interstate ● Opportunities for students to be an active part of the Enfield community ● Bring our students home to Enfield ●

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