STAR Program-EBD

CCC S.T.A.R. program is designed to integrate behavioral, social, and academic supports for students that have been unsuccessful in an inclusion setting. Students have demonstrated a need for a high level of support that includes a structured routine with consistent expectations and follow-through. Special education, behavior, and clinical supports are incorporated to help students develop coping skills with the goal of returning to a less restrictive setting. This program serves as an extension of the CCC Waypoint Academy in Bourne. The program incorporates a framework of a positive and supportive school environment.

Staff are trained in de-escalation techniques and focus on helping children develop trusting relationships with peers and adults. Collaboration with community agencies is incorporated to support home/school communication. The program incorporates a level system based on five points of respect: Self, Peers, Adults, Personal Space, and Materials/environment. Each point has a minimum of 10 check-in opportunities within the school day building to a possible 50 points/day. This provides ongoing reinforcement and facilitation for interactions through the student’s day. A token economy system is also built into the program system. The teaching of emotional/behavior regulation is embedded within the program protocols. Consultation with social worker, behaviorist, occupational therapist and speech therapists builds teaching of regulation and social skills.

Therapeutic Services Available

Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Nursing

Parent Support Program: Daily home/school communications. Educational and resource support. Monthly Parent Advisory Groups. Individualized supports as needed.

Additional Program Information: Collaboration with outside agencies and family supports as needed (including attendance at wrap-around meetings when possible).

Collaborative

Cape Cod Collaborative

Region

South Region

Primary Population/Disability

Autism, Communication, Development Delay, Intellectual, Neurological

Type of Program

Public Day

Ages Served

6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Grades Served

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Contact

Anita Woods, M.Ed.
Program Director
508-420-6950 ext. 15

Location(s)

Cape Cod Collaborative
418 Bumps River Road
02655 Osterville , MA
United States
Massachusetts US

Calendar

School Year:
Days: 180
Hours Per Day: 6
Summer:
Days: 24
Hours Per Day: 5

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