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League School of Greater Boston will be serving as a satellite location for UMass Boston's Graduate Program in Applied Behavior Analysis. Students can take courses remotely at League School's campus, conveniently located in Walpole, MA. Cost is $575 per credit. Fall 2023 courses available for enrollment include: ABA 650 (Philosophical Underpinnings), ABA 656 (Ethical & Professional …

In partnership with the Massachusetts Association of Approved Private Schools (MAAPS), League School held a successful legislative breakfast on March 31 where we welcomed local legislators and members of the community into our school to discuss special education in the state and also learn more about the exciting things being done at League School.

Several students …

Jersey Mike's Subs supplied League School staff with lunch on Friday, March 31, as part of their #MonthofGiving celebration. Through a charitable partnership with the Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism, League staff was treated to subs from the Walpole Jersey Mike's store. Two students in the League School vocational program helped pick up …

March is National Nutrition Month, and League School of Greater Boston spent the month educating students about the importance of healthy eating in fun and creative ways. Obesity and diabetes are two widely recognized problems among individuals with autism, including students and young adults. With this in mind, students in the school’s culinary arts classes learned …

League School of Greater Boston hosted hundreds of educators today for a special conference on data collection and IEP best practices. The piloting of Massachusetts’ new IEP form by League School and the other 18 early adopter sites completed earlier this year, and the new IEP form, slated for implementation over the …

The League School's annual #LEAGUESTRONG Bike-A-Thon event is set to take place next week. This fun event lets participants create awareness and support for League School in a variety of ways, and all proceeds directly support the immediate needs within the League School community. This year’s Bike-A-Thon will be held March …

The Hawk's Nest, the official League School store, is now offering new school apparel that promotes neurodiversity and inclusion.

The rainbow infinity symbol is used to represent neurodiversity, which describes the idea that people experience and interact with the world around them in many different ways. There is no one “right” way …

Today marks Zero Discrimination Day, which is observed around the world each year on March 1. It is celebrated in conjunction with the United Nations and other international organizations, and aims to reduce global inequality and discrimination while promoting peace and tolerance for all. League School of Greater Boston joins those around …

Throughout the month of February, League School staff have been educating students and engaging in meaningful conversations relating to Black History Month. As the month draws to a close, the school would like to thank teachers and administrators for bringing these issues forward and using them to improve and enhance classroom discussions. At the start of …

In conjunction with the Massachusetts Association of Approved Private Schools (MAAPS), League School of Greater Boston will be hosting a special event with local legislators and community leaders next month to learn about issues impacting individuals with autism and their families. This Legislative Breakfast will be held …