On Friday, November 13, LABBB students from our BIP Programs at Arlington High, Ottoson Middle School and Wellington Elementary School in Belmont, participated in an exhibition football drills practice with the Arlington High School Football team. This is an annual event that the students really look forward to. Erica Wong, Arlington High school President of the BIP volunteer club, organized this event.
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Posted by patricbarbieri on December 2, 2009
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Collaborative IEP Writing: Beyond Related Services
Posted by patricbarbieri on November 14, 2009
On October 29, 2009 Ellen Honeyman conducted a workshop for LABBB staff on writing collaborative IEP’s. Ellen is a highly respected trainer in IEP writing who has been a Director of Special Education in Wellesley, Worcester and Lexington. Ellen is continuing work with LABBB to provide more IEP training for staff in the future.
Below is a short clip of Ellen Honeyman from her recent workshop for LABBB staff.
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Ellen Honeyman
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LABBB Career Directions Parent night exhibit
Posted by patricbarbieri on November 7, 2009
On Wednesday, October 21, the LABBB Vocational Program held its annual Parent Open Night which includes all LABBB Programs at the Lexington High School and Minuteman Technical High School and the LABBB worksites. One of the exhibits was our Career Directions Program which is located at Minutemen Career and Technical High School in Lexington. One of the Highlights of the Career Directions exhibit was the Civil War presentation by Brenda Wells, Classroom Assistant Teacher.
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LABBB John Glenn Middle School Welcome Back
Posted by patricbarbieri on October 30, 2009
Please Click on Link for our John Glenn Middle School welcome back Presentation.
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LABBB Behavioral Intervention Program (BIP)
Posted by patricbarbieri on October 24, 2009
On Friday, October 23rd, the LABBB Behavioral Intervention Program (BIP) held its first professional day workshop. One of the speakers for the workshop was LABBB Behavior Consultant Lisa Gurdin, who is also a Professor at Northeastern University. The Workshop was on Foundations of Behavior Analysis.
LABBB’s Behavioral Intervention Programs are located at Arlington High School, Ottoson Middle School in Arlington and the Wellington Elementary School in Belmont. The BIP programs work primarily with students on the Autism Spectrum.
Please click on the link below to listen to a short clip of Lisa’s workshop for our BIP Staff .
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Brain Frames
Posted by patricbarbieri on October 13, 2009
Bonnie Singer was back for our Brain Frames training this year. The focus was on using Brain Frames for Reading comprehension. This is the first Professional day for staff from our Lexington, Bedford, Belmont and Career Directions High School programs, and our Chenery and John Glenn middle school programs.
Below are some examples of Brain Frames that were done by LABBB staff
Bonnie Singer
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Francis Wyman Elementary School Playground Grand Opening
Posted by patricbarbieri on September 27, 2009
On September 18th, Francis Wyman Elementary School in Burlington had its grand opening ceremony for their new state of the art playground. This has been in the works for the past three years, organized by Mary Sweeney, Susan Astone, Francis Wyman Principal, and people in the Burlington community
LABBB Collaborative has 3 Classrooms in the Francis Wyman Elementary Program, our 2 multi-handicapped classrooms (IDEAL) and our Developmental-K classroom. Classroom Teacher, Maria Cormier, was a big part of working with the architects of the playground to make it accessible to all LABBB students.
The Francis Wyman playground committee dedicated a Maze for Marisol O’Brien, a LABBB student who passed away last December. Marisol was a student from Lexington who attended the LABBB IDEAL Program at Francis Wyman Elementary school.
Below is a video of Mr. O’Brien who spoke at the ceremony. This was a very emotional speech which I wanted to share with you. Please listen I think you will find it very moving. The Audio is a little hard to hear at some points in the video but most of it is clear.
Susan Astone, Francis Wyman Principal, introduces Mr. O’Brien.
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2009-2010 LABBB Collaborative School Year
Posted by patricbarbieri on September 20, 2009
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2009 LABBB High School Graduation
Posted by patricbarbieri on June 29, 2009
On June 18 , 2009 LABBB helds its high school graduation ceremonies. The LABBB Graduation is an evening “Dinner Dance” where students, families, friends, and LABBB staff enjoy the graduation ceremonies, a formal dinner and then celebrate with dancing.
The LABBB graduation Dinner dance is one of highlights of the LABBB events during the year. LABBB had 27 High School graduates this year. The ceremonies began with speeches from three LABBB graduates and a keynote speech by Joseph O’Connor who has been working for the collaborative for 31 years.
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LABBB BIP Wellington Duck Tour
Posted by patricbarbieri on June 17, 2009
A Ducky Day on the Duck Tour
By Michelle Collins
BIP– LABBB Arlington had its annual trip into the Science Museum for the Famous Duck Tour. The elementary classrooms as well as two students from the middle school went on Monday June 8th and had a blast!
The classrooms rode through Boston listening to our tour guide “RED”. Our Duck boat was green and boy oh boy did we quack! Quack, quack, quack!!
After touring Boston we went into the water. All of the children that wanted to drive the boat got a turn. Once “RED” showed the children where the horn was, that was it! I think the children had more fun with the horn than the driving!!
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