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For NECC students like Charlie, the 5K Walk/Run for Autism presented by Avidia Bank is a big day. Not only does it represent the type of inclusion and community that makes NECC a truly special place, but it also provides him a chance to accomplish a goal. This year, that goal is to break his
The New England Center for Children was endorsed by EOE Journal, a national equal opportunity advocacy media outlet. This endorsement is significant as NECC continues to foster a diverse, welcoming community. This community extends beyond the staff and teachers, to include the students, their families and donors. âAs an agency, we benefit from the varied perspectives that come with a more diverse
Like his friend Charlie, Connor is a residential student at The New England Center for Children who will be participating in the upcoming virtual 5K Walk/Run for Autism presented by Avidia Bank on May 9. While Connor has been undergoing a similar training regimen to Charlie, he is running for a slightly different reason. Whereas
NECC CEO and Founder, Vinnie Strully, was recently named one of the Worcester Business Journal's Power 50 Class of 2020. This honor goes to the 50 most powerful individuals in Central Massachusetts who shape and influence the local economy. NECC's growth under Strully's leadership, both in New England and around the world, was significant to
NECC Associate Clinical Director Jason Bourret, Ph.D., BCBA-D, was named the 2020 recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Verbal Behavior Award presented by the Verbal Behavior Special Interest Group of the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI). Bourret was awarded this at the 46th ABAI Conference, held May 21-25, 2020. This yearâs conference, which brought
While music teacher Nadia Castagna, BS MMEd, has been with The New England Center for Children for almost two years, nothing in that time could have prepared her for the challenges of remote learning. However, despite some obstacles, Castagna is yet another example of an educator using creativity to work with students effectively through this
When Phil Leonard MS, Assistant Director of NECCâs Adapted Physical Education, Occupational Therapy, and Physical Therapy department (APE, OT, PT), describes his departmentâs response to the coronavirus pandemic, there is a hint of pride in his voice. The last few months, filled with uncertainty because of remote learning, have been understandably challenging, but the departmentâs
NECC Honored as Family Favorite for Special Needs Preschool Southborough, Mass. â July 9, 2020 â The New England Center for ChildrenŸ (NECCÂź), a global leader in education and research for children with autism, was recently named the Family Favorite for Special Needs Preschool by Boston Parents Paper. âNECC is honored to be chosen by Massachusetts
The New England Center for Children Hosted a Press Conference for Governor Charlie Baker, Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, and Secretary Sudders as They Announced a Commitment of Resources to Defray COVID-19 Costs Southborough, Mass. â July 13, 2020 â The New England Center for ChildrenÂź (NECCÂź), a world-class autism education and research center in Southborough,
For students at The New England Center for Children, education is not limited to the classroom. From working on motor skills with the Adapted Physical Education, Physical Therapy, and Occupational Therapy department, to completing art projects both in the Dillon Arledge Student Center and at home, learning is a constant process. A crucial part of
