Instruction takes place in small groups or individually. We have a comprehensive in-house Health Care Program that meets the multiple needs of all our students. The Center's proactive, preventive health services help to maintain students' physical well-being and address any health concerns as they occur. The development of work skills is essential for students to succeed in the workplace. Younger students at The Center learn basic vocational tasks, general work habits, and a positive attitude toward employment.
Older students hold jobs in supported workplaces within the community.
More than half of our working-age students maintain paid employment in a variety of vocations. The Center's physical education program is based on the philosophy that well-being can best be achieved by focusing on ability rather than disability. Our program combines structured exercise, leisure activities and community recreation. Family Services Parents are encouraged to ask questions, voice any concerns, and take an active role in their child's care. Our support programs help parents with the initial placement process and other transitions their child may undergo, such as entering the public school system.