Boylston Special Education

Mercy Center was established in 1960 by the Sisters of Mercy and Catholic Charities as a school for children with disabilities. The center is located in Worchester, Mass. It provides comprehensive educational and employment training opportunities for students with developmental disabilities, mental disabilities, sensory impairments, and physical challenges combined with attention, communication, motor, medical and behavioral involvement. Its programs are designed to maximize a student's independence with a goal of full participation. The center operates full-day sessions during regular school days. It offers various vocational services to more than 50 individuals with developmental disabilities. The services are provided primarily at the individual's place of employment or at supervised work sites within the community. The center also offers services to individuals who are medically fragile or are experiencing other significant issues that limit their ability to be engaged in full-day work activities.

Summit Academy is a licensed therapeutic school alternative in Worcester, MA, catering to students aged 6-22 with autism and related diagnoses. With a philosophy centered around inclusivity and individuality, Summit Academy provides a safe and accepting environment where students can thrive and reach their full potential. At Summit Academy, students find more than just a school; they discover a second family and a home away from home. With a team of passionate educators and clinicians, Summit Academy offers the support and services necessary for each student's unique needs, fostering social relationships and empowering students to take academic risks in a nurturing environment.Generated from the website

Northboro Special Education is a department within the Town of Northborough, Massachusetts, offering a range of services and support for individuals with special needs. Originally part of Marlborough and later Westborough, Northborough became an independent town in 1766. The department collaborates with various town departments and committees to ensure the inclusion and well-being of individuals with special needs in the community. The Northborough School Committee, a key component of Northboro Special Education, holds regular meetings to discuss and address matters related to the town's educational system. These meetings provide a platform for parents, educators, and community members to contribute to the development and improvement of educational programs and services in Northborough.Generated from the website