TLC Support Services includes speech-language services, occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (PT), school psychology, counseling, social work, educational audiology, and library services. Support services are provided through American Sign Language (ASL), written English, and/or spoken English.
Support Services
Library
Housed in the garden-level of the Early Childhood Center building, the Library serves all members of the TLC community.
Students of all ages and from all programs, teachers, staff, and parents are welcome to use the library’s collection of books, DVDs, periodicals. Teachers are also encouraged to borrow materials from the Ben Hollingsworth Memorial STEAM Lending Library.
Nursing
TLC has two nursing offices located on campus designed to provide accessible care for pre-school, elementary, middle and high school students. Each office is staffed with Registered Nurses who work together under the leadership of the Health Services Director, and in consultation with a pediatric physician and psychiatrist as appropriate. Our Nurses take a positive, proactive approach in triaging health conditions.
Click here to learn more about our Health Services.
School Clinical Team
The MPS Clinical Team includes School Counselors, Behavior Team, School Psychologists, and a School Social Worker—professionals dedicated to supporting the child’s academic, social, and emotional well-being.
Working in partnership with families, teachers, and the community, the team creates a positive and inclusive environment where every student is encouraged to grow, succeed, and thrive. Their goal is to help each child reach their full potential through personalized school-based support - and a strong collaborative effort via a multi-disciplinary team approach. The MPS Clinical Team also works collaboratively with Walden School to support campus-wide philosophies and best-practices related to mental health/social emotional learning.
Click here to learn about Walden School Clinical Services.
Speech-Language Services
Our certified and licensed SLPs, OTs, PTs, and Educational Audiologist provide services to address language and communication (SLP); fine and gross motor skills (OT & PT); and/or audiological services.
The Support Services department is a part of the IEP team and may see students 1:1, in a group, in the classroom and/or provide consult services.
Our ultimate goal is to facilitate the students’ maximum potential within the school environment.
Educational Audiology
Our educational audiology services are provided by a licensed audiologist who completes periodic audiologic evaluations for all students. Additionally, the educational audiologist provides comprehensive hearing aid and cochlear implant services as well as classroom recommendations and support as needed. The educational audiology program and the outpatient audiology program have received accreditation by the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association.
Occupational and Physical Therapy
Our Occupational and Physical Therapists use a team-oriented approach to address limitations that prevent a student from accessing the school environment or from interacting with peers. We accomplish this through individual, small group, classroom support and consultative services depending on the individual needs of the student. The OT/PT team works to improve each student's strength, balance, motor planning, visual perception, visual motor output, self-help skills, vestibular function, and sensory integration, in order to maximize gross and fine motor skills. Our ultimate goal is to facilitate the students’ maximum potential within the school environment.
American Sign Language Services
Our highly qualified team of American Sign Language (ASL) Specialists provide targeted instruction for students who need more support than is already provided in their ASL classrooms. Many of these students are new to learning ASL and need additional focused instruction. Some of these students have also been identified as having additional language learning challenges. ASL support is geared to the specific needs of the student as determined by the IEP team.
This service can be provided in a one on one setting or in a small group. Areas addressed through ASL specialized instruction include the development of:
- ASL foundational skills such as the formation of a sign including sign parameters (location, handshape, movement, palm orientation, non-manual markers).
- Functional and academic vocabulary
- The use of classifiers
- Pragmatic language skills
- Age appropriate ASL grammar skills development.
- Library
- Nursing
- School Clinical Team
- Speech-Language Services
- Educational Audiology
- Occupational and Physical Therapy
- American Sign Language Services
Library
Housed in the garden-level of the Early Childhood Center building, the Library serves all members of the TLC community.
Students of all ages and from all programs, teachers, staff, and parents are welcome to use the library’s collection of books, DVDs, periodicals. Teachers are also encouraged to borrow materials from the Ben Hollingsworth Memorial STEAM Lending Library.
Nursing
TLC has two nursing offices located on campus designed to provide accessible care for pre-school, elementary, middle and high school students. Each office is staffed with Registered Nurses who work together under the leadership of the Health Services Director, and in consultation with a pediatric physician and psychiatrist as appropriate. Our Nurses take a positive, proactive approach in triaging health conditions.
Click here to learn more about our Health Services.
School Clinical Team
The MPS Clinical Team includes School Counselors, Behavior Team, School Psychologists, and a School Social Worker—professionals dedicated to supporting the child’s academic, social, and emotional well-being.
Working in partnership with families, teachers, and the community, the team creates a positive and inclusive environment where every student is encouraged to grow, succeed, and thrive. Their goal is to help each child reach their full potential through personalized school-based support - and a strong collaborative effort via a multi-disciplinary team approach. The MPS Clinical Team also works collaboratively with Walden School to support campus-wide philosophies and best-practices related to mental health/social emotional learning.
Click here to learn about Walden School Clinical Services.
Speech-Language Services
Our certified and licensed SLPs, OTs, PTs, and Educational Audiologist provide services to address language and communication (SLP); fine and gross motor skills (OT & PT); and/or audiological services.
The Support Services department is a part of the IEP team and may see students 1:1, in a group, in the classroom and/or provide consult services.
Our ultimate goal is to facilitate the students’ maximum potential within the school environment.
Educational Audiology
Our educational audiology services are provided by a licensed audiologist who completes periodic audiologic evaluations for all students. Additionally, the educational audiologist provides comprehensive hearing aid and cochlear implant services as well as classroom recommendations and support as needed. The educational audiology program and the outpatient audiology program have received accreditation by the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association.
Occupational and Physical Therapy
Our Occupational and Physical Therapists use a team-oriented approach to address limitations that prevent a student from accessing the school environment or from interacting with peers. We accomplish this through individual, small group, classroom support and consultative services depending on the individual needs of the student. The OT/PT team works to improve each student's strength, balance, motor planning, visual perception, visual motor output, self-help skills, vestibular function, and sensory integration, in order to maximize gross and fine motor skills. Our ultimate goal is to facilitate the students’ maximum potential within the school environment.
American Sign Language Services
Our highly qualified team of American Sign Language (ASL) Specialists provide targeted instruction for students who need more support than is already provided in their ASL classrooms. Many of these students are new to learning ASL and need additional focused instruction. Some of these students have also been identified as having additional language learning challenges. ASL support is geared to the specific needs of the student as determined by the IEP team.
This service can be provided in a one on one setting or in a small group. Areas addressed through ASL specialized instruction include the development of:
- ASL foundational skills such as the formation of a sign including sign parameters (location, handshape, movement, palm orientation, non-manual markers).
- Functional and academic vocabulary
- The use of classifiers
- Pragmatic language skills
- Age appropriate ASL grammar skills development.