Archive for October 2019
PARTNER PROFILE:
HESSCO Meals on Wheels/League School Partnership is a Win-Win For over 10 years, the League School has partnered with HESSCO (Health and Social Services Consortium) Meals on Wheels to provide vocational training for students. During that period, over 30 students have worked for the organization, gaining valuable skills and experience in the process including: Teamwork…
Read MoreUPDATE: New Outdoor Learning Space Project
In the school’s on-going effort to provide our students with a new outdoor learning space, we are happy to report funding for the initial phase of the project is complete. We reached this milestone at a critical time. A recent outside assessment of our physical space recommended that the school’s current play structure be removed…
Read MoreFriends of the League School Welcomes Three New Members
The Friends of the League School welcomed three new members this September. The Friends of League School brings together talented professionals to share their knowledge and expand our network of ambassadors and advocates. The new members include: Robert Way, President of Robert Way Construction, Inc., a Norwood-based construction company that provides residential remodeling services and…
Read MoreReconstruction Process Reaps Expanded Capacity
Every six years, the League School has the opportunity to go through an evaluation process to assess whether we are optimally meeting the needs of the students we serve. As the student population and our programs change, this reconstruction process, authorized under Massachusetts regulations, enables us to make adjustments to our funding sources for staffing,…
Read MoreOver 40 Attend Open House Featuring Student Artwork
Thank you to more than 40 parents, staff, Board members, Friends of League members, and guests who attended this year’s Open House held at Cilla’s Coffee House in Norfolk on September 18th. Hosted by Board Member, Tracey Robbins, the event was an open discussion on what the future may hold for individuals and families with…
Read MoreFive Tips to Take the Scare Out of Halloween
Halloween can be scary, particularly for autistic students who generally thrive on routine. As it only happens once a year, there are many unexpected aspects of the holiday and the lead up to it. Spooky music, creatures jumping out of nowhere, and creepy costumes add to the anxiety. Tracey Mello, a League School Certified Occupational…
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