LABBB at Lexington HS and Burlington HS

Students are presented with specially designed instruction that focuses on the provision of small group academic instruction. Students focus on making effective and responsible choices in all environments. The teachers use specialized instructional methods and critical pedagogy to address the specific learning needs of students. Within reading, writing and math programs, graphic organizers and writing templates are used to address the organizational needs of students. Classes focus on Common Core State Standards material and blending functional, applied academics into natural environments. Most students participate in the standardized 10th MCAS with accommodations. As students progress through high school they will have increased opportunities for community-based work experiences.

Therapeutic Services Available

Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Adaptive Physical Education (APE)

Parent Support Program: LABBB Parent Advisory Council

Collaborative

LABBB Collaborative

Region

Greater Boston Region

Primary Population/Disability

Emotional, Intellectual, Neurological

Type of Program

Collaborative Substantially Separate Classroom in Public School Building

Ages Served

14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22+

Grades Served

9, 10, 11, 12

Contact

James Kelly
Program Director
781-861-2400

Location(s)

Arlington High School
869 Massachusetts Avenue
02476 Arlington , MA
United States
Massachusetts US

Calendar

School Year:
Days: 180
Hours Per Day: 6.75
Summer:
Days: 35
Hours Per Day: 5

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