A transition plan is developed with the student's local school district and pupil personnel director. The Clinical Day School is funded by a student's local school district, not insurance. All students are required to be engaged in therapy prior to enrolling in the program and to remain connected to an outside clinician for the duration of enrollment. All classroom teachers are certified by the State of Connecticut in secondary subject areas or Special Education. In addition, each program employs an educational coordinator, school clinicians and mental health workers.
Transportation is provided to and from the student's home.
Parents may be asked to provide emergency transportation. In response to the increase in social, emotional, developmental and behavioral problems in today's students, educators are confronted with increased demands for support services. Evaluations are performed by licensed, certified professionals who have extensive experience working with children and adolescents. Evaluations may also be completed during an Interim Alternative Educational Placement.