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<li><a href="scherm.htm"><img src="images/scherm.gif" alt="Schermerhorn Program" border=0  height=29 width =362 align=center ></a>


<br><font SIZE=+0>The <a HREF="scherm.htm">Schermerhorn Program</a> recognizes

our historic commitment to children who are blind and visually impaired.

Many of these children, who range in age from 5 to 21 years, have a mild

secondary disability and need a specialized educational environment in order

to be successful in school. Students are placed in either the day or five

day residential program. </font></li>

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<li><a href="vancleve.htm"><img src="images/vancleve.gif" alt="Van Cleve Program" border=0  height=31 width =320 align=center ></a>

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<font SIZE=+0>The children of the <a HREF="vancleve.htm">Van Cleve

Program</a> have emotional or learning difficulties. The highly structured

educational day and residential component includes specialized services

such as counseling for the students and their families. Our goal is to

reduce the behavioral and learning deficits of students by providing academic

and social skills necessary to enter less restrictive programs. </font></li>


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<li><a href="readness.htm"><img src="images/readness.gif" alt="Readiness Program" border=0  height=31 width =300 align=center ></a>

<br><font SIZE=+0>The <a HREF="readness.htm">Readiness Program</a> is a

pre-school that helps children who are developmentally delayed from ages

3 to 5. They have disabilities that include speech impairment, mild orthopedic

impairment, or a learning or emotional disability. By providing specialized

instruction, intensive therapies and early intervention many are able to

be mainstreamed or are placed in a least restrictive educational environment

when they reach the age of five. </font></li>

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<li><A NAME="wanaqua"><img src="images/wanaqua.gif" alt="Camp Wanaqua" border=0  height=31 width =199 align=center ></A><br>As the only

Summer Camp program in New York City for children that are blind or  visually impaired, Camp Wanaqua is truly a unique offering of NYISE. Totally dependant on private support the camp provides children with classes, field trips, and activities that focus on the development of critical life skills.  Applications are now being accepted for the 1997 program. Please contact Joseph Catavaro, the Camp Director at (718) 519-7000x315 or email your request to <A HREF="MAILTO:104701.602@compuserve.com">104701.602@compuserve.com</A>.

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<div align=center><p><b>For additional information contact:

<br></b>The New York Institute for Special Education

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    attn: <b><a href="mailto:112213.2114@compuserve.com">Kim Benisatto, Operations
    Manager</a></b><br>
    999 Pelham Parkway Bronx, New York 10469 USA

<br>Phone: (718) 519-7000 Ext. 315 Fax: (718) 231-9314

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Comments and/or suggestions on this site can be addressed to:<br>

<a href="mailto:ilumin@earthlink.net">John Hernandez, Media Coordinator-NYISE</a>  <br>

last revised April 17, 1998 Copyright &copy; 1998 http://www.nyise.org/program.htm

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	<p><img src="images/cupula3.gif" alt="school logo" border=0 height=276 width =500 ></p>



	<br>

	<ul>

	<li><a href="scherm.htm"><img src="images/scherm.gif" alt="Schermerhorn Program" border=0 height=29 width =362 align=center ></a>



	<br><font SIZE=+0>The <a HREF="scherm.htm">Schermerhorn Program</a> recognizes

	our historic commitment to children who are blind and visually impaired.

	Many of these children, who range in age from 5 to 21 years, have a mild

	secondary disability and need a specialized educational environment in order

	to be successful in school. Students are placed in either the day or five

	day residential program. </font></li>

	<br>

	<li><a href="vancleve.htm"><img src="images/vancleve.gif" alt="Van Cleve Program" border=0 height=31 width =320 align=center ></a>

	<br>

	<font SIZE=+0>The children of the <a HREF="vancleve.htm">Van Cleve

	Program</a> have emotional or learning difficulties. The highly structured

	educational day and residential component includes specialized services

	such as counseling for the students and their families. Our goal is to

	reduce the behavioral and learning deficits of students by providing academic

	and social skills necessary to enter less restrictive programs. </font></li>



	<br>



	<li><a href="readness.htm"><img src="images/readness.gif" alt="Readiness Program" border=0 height=31 width =300 align=center ></a>

	<br><font SIZE=+0>The <a HREF="readness.htm">Readiness Program</a> is a

	pre-school that helps children who are developmentally delayed from ages

	3 to 5. They have disabilities that include speech impairment, mild orthopedic

	impairment, or a learning or emotional disability. By providing specialized

	instruction, intensive therapies and early intervention many are able to

	be mainstreamed or are placed in a least restrictive educational environment

	when they reach the age of five. </font></li>

	<br>

	<li><A NAME="wanaqua"><img src="images/wanaqua.gif" alt="Camp Wanaqua" border=0 height=31 width =199 align=center ></A><br>As the only

	Summer Camp program in New York City for children that are blind or visually impaired, Camp Wanaqua is truly a unique offering of NYISE. Totally dependant on private support the camp provides children with classes, field trips, and activities that focus on the development of critical life skills. Applications are now being accepted for the 1997 program. Please contact Joseph Catavaro, the Camp Director at (718) 519-7000x315 or email your request to <A HREF="MAILTO:104701.602@compuserve.com">104701.602@compuserve.com</A>.

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	<div align=center><p><b>For additional information contact:

	<br></b>The New York Institute for Special Education

	<br>
	attn: <b><a href="mailto:112213.2114@compuserve.com">Kim Benisatto, Operations
	Manager</a></b><br>
	999 Pelham Parkway Bronx, New York 10469 USA

	<br>Phone: (718) 519-7000 Ext. 315 Fax: (718) 231-9314

	<br></p></div>





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	Comments and/or suggestions on this site can be addressed to:<br>

	<a href="mailto:ilumin@earthlink.net">John Hernandez, Media Coordinator-NYISE</a> <br>

	last revised April 17, 1998 Copyright © 1998 http://www.nyise.org/program.htm

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