LABBB

ABOUT LABBB

The LABBB PRESCHOOL is a program providing special educational services for 3-5 year olds from Lexington, Arlington, Bedford, Burlington and Billrica. Typically developing children from Burlington also attend the program. We are located in Burlington High School, where we have 10 classrooms desgined to meet the needs of children with a wide range of special needs.

BROCURE

SCHOOL CALENDER

2003-2004
2004-2005

OUR GOAL

To provide all children with opportunities to grow and learn to their fullest potential. Length of school day and the number of days per week that children attend is determined by the needs of children in a given classroom, ranging from 3 to 6 hours per day, and from 3 to 5 days per week. Typically developing children attend 3 mornings or afternoons per week. The program utilizes a developmental approach to address student needs in all areas: language, play, motor skills, scialization, congnition, and selfhelp.
This approach presumes a knowledge of developmental stages and sequences, an ongoing commitment to individual differents, and an understanding that young children learn best when their learning is active and based on first hand, every day experiences. Teachers employ a variety of instructional strategies such as incidental teaching, activity-based instruction, and discerte trial training to accommodate students' individual learning styles. Priniciples of Applied Behavioral anaylsis guide the management of student behavior. Parent training, home visiting, occupational, physical, speech and language therapies are avaliable. For more information, contact Sanda Goldstein, Early Childhood Coordinator.

The LABBB Cooperative

Our parent organization provides a variety of comprehensive, specialized programs to serve special needs students from Lexington, Arlington, Bedford, Belmont and Burlington, in public school settings. The Collaborative has been in existence since 1974. Our programs are in compliance with the guidelines/regulations approved by the Massachsuetts Departement of Education.

			ABOUT LABBB The LABBB PRESCHOOL is a program providing special educational services for 3-5 year olds from Lexington, Arlington, Bedford, Burlington and Billrica. Typically developing children from Burlington also attend the program. We are located in Burlington High School, where we have 10 classrooms desgined to meet the needs of children with a wide range of special needs. BROCURE SCHOOL CALENDER 2003-2004 2004-2005 OUR GOAL To provide all children with opportunities to grow and learn to their fullest potential. Length of school day and the number of days per week that children attend is determined by the needs of children in a given classroom, ranging from 3 to 6 hours per day, and from 3 to 5 days per week. Typically developing children attend 3 mornings or afternoons per week. The program utilizes a developmental approach to address student needs in all areas: language, play, motor skills, scialization, congnition, and selfhelp. This approach presumes a knowledge of developmental stages and sequences, an ongoing commitment to individual differents, and an understanding that young children learn best when their learning is active and based on first hand, every day experiences. Teachers employ a variety of instructional strategies such as incidental teaching, activity-based instruction, and discerte trial training to accommodate students' individual learning styles. Priniciples of Applied Behavioral anaylsis guide the management of student behavior. Parent training, home visiting, occupational, physical, speech and language therapies are avaliable. For more information, contact Sanda Goldstein, Early Childhood Coordinator. The LABBB Cooperative Our parent organization provides a variety of comprehensive, specialized programs to serve special needs students from Lexington, Arlington, Bedford, Belmont and Burlington, in public school settings. The Collaborative has been in existence since 1974. Our programs are in compliance with the guidelines/regulations approved by the Massachsuetts Departement of Education. Our programs include the • Early Childhood Program ( Ages 3-7 , housed in Burlington) • Multi-handicapped Program (Ages 6-13, housed in Burlington) • Behavior Intervention Program (Ages 3-22, Arlington) • ACE Program (Ages 14-22, Lexington) • Great Opportunities , Lincoln Sudbury) • Chenery Middle School (Belmont) • Elementary Resource Program (Ages 6-10, Belmont) • Life Skills (Ages 11-22, Lexington) • LABBB Vocational Program (Ages 14-22, Lexington) Satellite programs at Bedford and Belmont High Schools Phone: (781) 270-1808 Email: sgoldstein@burlington.mec.edu Program Coordinator: Sandra Goldstein Program Secretary: Laura Caprio
	LABBB Preschool 123 Cambridge Street Burlington, MA 01803