While all children grow and develop at their own rate, some infants and toddlers experience delays in their development, exhibit atypical behaviors, or have been diagnosed with a special health condition that is likely to lead to non-typical development. The earlier any potential delays and disabilities are identified and early intervention services begin, the better chance a young child has of achieving his or her best potential.
The overall goals of early intervention are: To enable young children to be active and successful participants during their early childhood years and in the future in a variety of settings: in their homes, in child care or preschool programs, and in their communities; and To enable families to provide care for their children and have the resources they need to participate in their own desired family and community activities.
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The traditional way of earning credits and passing tests, or the Bridge Plan. Bridge started in , and according to the Department of Education, it was intended for students with disabilities, test anxiety and English Language Learners. And [the students] are not prepared to get their diploma the standard way.
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Students are referred by their school district to attend High Road School and are generally in grades 2—12 aged 7 to Students are referred to our program by local school districts. Utilizing four specific instructional rotations , students are assessed academically, gain self-regulation skills, learn with district-aligned academic curriculums, and utilize integrated technology.
All of the programming that is designed to transition the student from school to work emphasizes preparation for productive employment after graduation. To make this employment as successful and fulfilling as possible, we help the student explore his or her interests and then build upon natural talents in choosing possible career paths.
As students mature, we encourage them to gradually become more self-reliant. Our Transition Services staff aids in this process by giving the students just the right amount of independence and interaction with the wider community, while still providing the supports necessary for the students to feel secure and confident. Our ServSafe course discusses a range of topics from food-borne illness, purchasing and receiving guidelines, food preparation, holding, and serving guidelines, food safety management systems, sanitation guidelines for facilities and equipment, and integrated pest control.
We also focus on food safety regulations and employee training. Students who pass the certification tests are awarded with a certificate that is valid for 3 years. This certificate allows students to go to any restaurant or fast food facility with a leg up on others applying for the job.
ProStart is a two year program for high school students provided through the National Restaurant Association in partnership with the Maryland state education department. The purpose of the ProStart program is to teach our students both the skills and an understanding of the restaurant industry. The students gain the information required for front of the house, business management along with the basic kitchen skills needed.
At High Road School, we work alongside the restaurant association to allow our students exposure to the front and back of the house, and a understanding of what it would be like to have a job or career in the restaurant industry. Our main focus is currently is on customer service, teamwork, safety and sanitation and professionalism. Our School-to-Work Program offers students the opportunity to participate in true-to-life jobs within the school setting.
As such, students seek to obtain jobs by first filling out an application and interviewing for the position they are interested in, as they would in real life. Once the student obtains a suitable position at school, they are held accountable for their attendance and performance, so we work with them on such aspects of employment as punctuality, responsibility, and working independently.
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