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Courtney Sickel, a level 2 teacher for The New England Center for Childrenâs Westborough 2 residence, was nominated because sheâs âreliable, kind, and a great advocate for all the girls on West 2. She is a kind leader, strong advocate, and great teacher who we are so lucky to have.â
Sirlei Soto, a health assistant for NECCâs ITT, was nominated by a colleague because she âalways brings a positive attitude to the shift and is so friendly to everyone she meets. She goes out of her way to ensure she knows the name of all staff and students across ITT.â
Registration is now open for the 17th annual NECC 5K Walk/Run for Autism presented by Erland Construction. This beloved community event will take place on Saturday, May 13 at 10 a.m. at the Margaret A. Neary School in Southborough.
GULF COOPERATIVE COUNCIL (GCC) CONSULTING - Autism Behavior Consulting Consultative Services We provide consultative services to support students in school/nursery, home-based, and center-based programs as well as services to centers in order to help you provide ABA/speech services within your center. Learn about all of our services with NECC today! Program
Amanda Foley has worked as a level 2 teacher for The New England Center for Childrenâs (NECC) Intensive Instruction Program (IIP) for two years. She was nominated by a colleague because âeverything she does is in the best interest of the students,"
STUDENT-MADE GIFT BAGS At 14, students at NECC are eligible to obtain a work permit and begin receiving vocational services. As part of the vocational program, students attend the Career Development Center and work on activities across a variety of areas including clerical, food service, retail, custodial, customer service and assembly. Gift
Allison Bergenholtz, PhD, BCBA, LABA, currently serves as NECC's director of Professional Development, but she began her career at NECC as a teacher 16 years ago. She was nominated by her colleagues because she not only has been âan outstanding collaboratorâ and an âexcellent advocate for teachersâ
Bridget Higgins and Alexander Heggie have been named the 2023 winners of the Myrna E. Libby Scholar Award. The award, established in 2009, honors one NECC staff enrolled in each of the onsite graduate programs through Simmons and Western New England universities.
Updated Nov 2023 It's no secret that children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) experience the world differently. Sometimes, this can make life more exciting, while other times, it can make even the smallest tasks more challenging. Walking the line between embracing who your child is and helping them thrive in a world that often
