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Jaylin Enright has worked as a tutor in one of NECCâs partner classrooms in Derry, NH, for two years. She was nominated because she âis kind, patient, and so much fun with every student. Jaylin is a joy to work with and be around!â
The Boston Herald published a note online marking the 20th anniversary of NECCâs Partner Program Classroom.
Since its founding on August 11, 1975, The New England Center for Children (then the Efficacy Research Institute) has been a pioneer in autism treatment. While the increase in the number of students served through home-based, day, and residential programs, as well as partner classrooms in public school systems, consulting services, and the ACEÂź ABA
In the wake of this past yearâs racial strife, there has perhaps never been a more important time to celebrate African Americansâ roles in United States history than now.  February is Black History Month, and in recognition, NECC encourages our community to celebrate the monumental accomplishments of African Americans throughout our history and reflect on issues of inequity that are still
Irene Looi, MS, BCBA, LABA, is a day coordinator for NECCâs Oak Street residence. Looi came to NECC six years ago from Malaysia to work as a graduate assistant and take advantage of earning a free masterâs degree. The Oak Street teachers nominated Looi for her dedication, positivity, and leadership.
The New England Center for Children and Simmons University have collaborated to offer a new masterâs degree in education beginning this September. The new degree â which will be free to all NECC staffâ is a two-year, non-licensure special education degree.
Corey Galante is in his third year working for The New England Center for Childrenâs Partner Program as a tutor in Derry, NH. He was nominated by a colleague because he âconsistently goes above and beyond for every student and team member that he works with."
