Jacob Adds Joy to the Classroom

October Student of the Month Jacob recently began at High Road School of Windham County, transferring from our New London school. His transition to his new school has been flawless. His teacher Ms. Marcille states “Jacob loves his teacher Ms. B and his TAs, as well as Ms. Ulrich." Jacob thinks his teacher is the funniest person he knows and she feels the same about him!  HIs teacher added, "He adds so much joy to the class every day!  He has come a long way and I couldn’t be happier for him.” Jacob has made new friends and has adjusted to [...]

Jacob Adds Joy to the Classroom2020-12-30T15:08:55-05:00

Mallory’s Making Tremendous Progress

Mallory was selected for the student of the month for the month of November. She worked incredibly hard to reach Blue level this month and continues to work hard maintaining it! Mallory always puts her best effort into her academics and is willing to ask for help when needed. Mallory has done a great job of modeling acceptable and appropriate behavior and good work habits. This past month Mallory has made tremendous progress in reading and writing, especially writing to her new pen pals! Mallory is always willing to motivate her peers and compliment her teachers. Ms. Searles says, “Mallory [...]

Mallory’s Making Tremendous Progress2022-01-18T00:27:20-05:00

Meet Lou Guertin

Lou Guertin – High Road & IDC Program Director In 2004, I first started my career as a Teacher in Wilmington, Delaware. Once the original school in Cecil was built, I taught here for 3 years. During this time, our school grew from 30 students to 67 students, and we needed to split the schools to accommodate for space. From here, I went to build out our new site in Perryville, MD in 2007. After becoming the head teacher from 2007 - 2010 at Perryville, I was then promoted to take on the Associate Director position in Baltimore City. While [...]

Meet Lou Guertin2022-01-18T00:27:20-05:00

A Thanksgiving For All

Capital Academy held a Thanksgiving dinner for all students November 19th. Staff prepared all food which consisted of the necessities: turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, green beans, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, and baked mac & cheese. All were grateful and satisfied! Learn more about our school today.

A Thanksgiving For All2020-12-09T20:12:35-05:00

Staff of the Month: Mrs. Rey

High Road School’s staff of the month is Mrs. Rey! Mrs. Rey is one of the more veteran staff members we have. Staff voted for Mrs. Rey because of her amazing ability to engage her students. Staff appreciate her consistency to our school model too! “Mrs. Rey’s lessons are creative, fun and she always goes above and beyond especially with our remote learning. Staff respect her and I am honored to be working alongside her” Ms. Hartwich, Education Director. Learn more about our school today.

Staff of the Month: Mrs. Rey2020-11-17T13:47:32-05:00

Special Education Services, Inc. Strengthens West Coast Team With Appointment of Dr. Grace Losada to Regional Vice President, California

Special Education Advocate and Leader Brings More Than 20 Years’ Experience to Company SAN DIEGO, Nov. 16, 2020 — Specialized Education Services, Inc. (SESI), a premier provider of education services for K-12 students who require additional educational and positive behavioral supports to overcome challenges that impede success in a traditional school setting, today announced the appointment of Grace Losada, Ed.D. to regional vice president for California. In this role, Losada is responsible for overseeing special education schools and programs, and interim placement programs throughout the state of California. “Grace’s demonstrated experience and deep knowledge working with at-risk youth and students with academic [...]

Special Education Services, Inc. Strengthens West Coast Team With Appointment of Dr. Grace Losada to Regional Vice President, California2020-12-02T20:07:19-05:00

Annalise Is A Superstar!

Annalise is our second student of the month for the 2020-2021 school year! She is one of our second-grade superstars. Staff who voted for Annalise say she is kind and demonstrates positive behaviors. She is on one of the highest-level colors, Blue. Annalise has done a wonderful job adjusting back to school in our unique school year. “Annalise works hard, and her personality brightens up the room.” - Ms. Hartwich, Education Director. Learn more about our school today.

Annalise Is A Superstar!2020-11-17T13:30:42-05:00

Expanded Services With Adult Day Program

Focus on Purposeful Activities and Enhancing Daily Living Skills for Young Adults 18-26 Who Are Exiting School Services GILBERT, Ariz., Nov. 12, 2020 — Specialized Education Services, Inc. (SESI), a premier provider of education services for K-12 students who require additional educational and positive behavioral supports, announced the opening of its Adult Day Program (DTA) at the Sierra School of Gilbert. The program, which serves young adults (ages 18-26) with developmental disabilities, centers on recreational activities with an emphasis on community integration. Approved by the Arizona Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD/DES), the DTA program provides a resource for those who are exiting [...]

Expanded Services With Adult Day Program2021-01-04T23:36:47-05:00

Semaj’s Hard Work

Semaj is a hard-working student who joined our class this Fall. Although he has been participating virtually, he has fully embraced our classroom community. Semaj arrives to class early every morning with a kind greeting and friendly conversation for his teachers and classmates. He ensures he is prepared for his class work and always puts forth his best effort. He is eager to participate in class, encourage classmates and acts as an example for others to follow. Learn more about our school today.

Semaj’s Hard Work2022-01-18T00:27:21-05:00

Real Impact with Mrs. Burgos

What impact has Mrs. Burgos had on colleagues and students over the past month? Mrs. Burgos comes to work each day happy and willing to take on any task. She worked quickly to get to know our schoolwide model, her colleagues and most importantly the students in her classroom, asking important questions and taking initiative. Her calm and caring demeanor has comforted students and helped them adjust to a challenging new school year. Even with the youngest students, Mrs. Burgos has shown the utmost patience and compassion. She has been instrumental in each student's academic and behavioral growth. In just [...]

Real Impact with Mrs. Burgos2020-12-18T16:52:32-05:00