Perkins School for the Blind Deafblind Program. Program Philosophy Developing communication potential Student-centered teams Parent-Professional partnerships.

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Perkins School for the Blind Deafblind Program

Program Philosophy Developing communication potential Student-centered teams Parent-Professional partnerships Individualized programming Community Inclusion

Student Population Eligibility Age Range Cognitive Ability

Deafblind Program Services Educational Services Clinical Services Support Services Residential Services Community InvolvementCommunity Involvement

The highest result of education is tolerance. - Helen Keller

Educational Services Language and Communication Development Primary Level –Early Childhood Curriculum –Readiness –Academic Secondary Level –Life Skills –Functional Academic –Academic

Clinical Services Psychology Behavioral Consultation Speech, Language and Communication Social Work Audiology Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Health Services

Support Services Adaptive Physical Education and Swimming Vocational Orientation and Mobility Computer/Technology Transition

Community Involvement Community Experience Trips Local School Partnerships Community-Based Vocational Education and Training

Residential Services 4 cottages 2 apartment training programs Staff –Residential coordinators –Houseparents, assistant houseparents –Program aides –Awake overnight staff –Cooks, housekeepers, food service workers