Education
St. Ann’s Education Program serves as a school program for children and adolescents, (5-17), who have significant emotional, behavioral, social, and/or academic issues. Children who are accepted show the following types of difficulties: hyperactivity, aggressiveness, withdrawal, anxiety, poor social skills, poor relationships with authority figures and peers, mood disorders, immature behaviors, poor academic development, Autism Spectrum Disorder.
The school at St. Ann’s consists of over 100 male and female students that receive educational and therapeutic services. Students are referred by their current school district.
The day treatment program at St. Ann’s is in operation for 180 days per year, and St. Ann’s also operates a 36-day summer program.
The education teams are made up of teachers, teaching assistants, clinicians, nurses and other specialists. The classroom ratios at St. Ann’s are 12:2.
All of the education programs at St. Ann’s Home are approved by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education as an educational facility for children with special needs under Massachusetts G.L. Chapter 766.
Resources
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- Notice of Privacy Practices
- Family Educational Rights and Privacy Policy (FERPA)
- Bullying Prevention and Intervention Plan
- Title IX Grievance Procedures July 2024 Update
- Food and Nutrition Policies
- Nondiscrimination Statement
- USDA – And Justice For All Poster
- SAH Wellness Policy 2024
- SAH Wellness Policy Evaluation 2024
- Meal Modifications Availability
