Education Programs

Individualized Education for Each Youth

Education

Youth are educated on Stetson School campus in our fully accredited, Massachusetts-licensed, Chapter 766-approved school. Stetson School supports regular and special education students. Our curriculum meets the Massachusetts Frameworks, offering courses in English, math, history and science, grades 4 through 12. In addition, youth participate in health education, physical education, career studies, social development, service learning, art, vocational education, and woodshop. Remedial reading services are provided by our Literacy/Assessment Coordinator. Each classroom has approximately 10 youth who are taught by a licensed teacher and supported by classroom aides.

Bullying Prevention and Intervention Plan

Stetson School believes in providing an environment and culture in which all youth can feel safe. This includes a commitment to an environment free from bullying.

View the Bullying Prevention and Intervention Plan here:
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Rehabilitation, Vocational, and Transitional Services

Rehabilitation, Vocational, and Transitional Services are designed to provide vocational preparedness and community integration activities for a more productive and self-sufficient future. Both our Rehabilitation Specialist and Job Coach provide on-campus and community-based vocational and transitional opportunities for youth, ages 14-22, including:

• Career Exploration
• Vocational Mini-Courses
• Service Learning
• Job Shadowing
• Job Training
• School to Work
• Post Graduate Opportunities

Community Integration Program

We work to help youth become successful, productive members of society. Our Community Integration Plan (CIP) allows progressive levels of access to the community.