Centerpoint School is full for the '18-'19 school year.
We do not anticipate any openings until Winter 2019.
There is currently a waitlist of students for those openings and beyond.
Summer 2018: The Cooperative is now accepting referrals for Fall 2018.
REFERRALS
The admissions and intake procedures at Centerpoint School are carefully designed to insure an appropriate match of services, supports, and programming to meet the referred student's needs. This includes information sharing, assessment, level of care matching, and student engagement to support long term success and establish a solid foundation for working toward and achieving the identified treatment and educational goals for the referred student.
Initial contact with interest in making a referral to Centerpoint School may come from many sources: a sending school, a parent or guardian, residential treatment program, alternative placement, service provider/therapist or from the student themselves.
Most often, the special education department of the local education agency (LEA, "sending school") must support and coordinate the referral, as they typically have fiscal responsibility to support educational placement outside of the student's district.
Anyone interested in learning more about Centerpoint School, should contact Katie Decker (see below) by phone. After initial consultation, an information session/tour can be set up if further information is needed.
Katie Decker, Director of Centerpoint School: ph: 802-324-2378, email: katied@howardcenter.org
The admissions and intake procedures at Centerpoint School are carefully designed to insure an appropriate match of services, supports, and programming to meet the referred student's needs. This includes information sharing, assessment, level of care matching, and student engagement to support long term success and establish a solid foundation for working toward and achieving the identified treatment and educational goals for the referred student.
Initial contact with interest in making a referral to Centerpoint School may come from many sources: a sending school, a parent or guardian, residential treatment program, alternative placement, service provider/therapist or from the student themselves.
Most often, the special education department of the local education agency (LEA, "sending school") must support and coordinate the referral, as they typically have fiscal responsibility to support educational placement outside of the student's district.
Anyone interested in learning more about Centerpoint School, should contact Katie Decker (see below) by phone. After initial consultation, an information session/tour can be set up if further information is needed.
Katie Decker, Director of Centerpoint School: ph: 802-324-2378, email: katied@howardcenter.org
