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    <img width=80 height=80 align=middle src="images/backpack.gif"> <img width=536 height=80 align=middle src="images/vanclvlg.gif" alt="The Van Cleve Program-a quality program of The New York Institute for Special Education"><br>
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      <td width=80%> The Van Cleve Program accepts children with learning and
        emotional disabilities for four years and nine months to eleven years
        of age. Children may remain in the program until the age of thirteen.
        The goal of the program is to remediate the behavioral and learning deficits
        of students by providing academic and social skills necessary to enter
        a less restrictive program.
        <p> The program provides a highly structured educational day and five
          day residential setting, including counseling services for both students
          and families. The program's philosophy lies in the belief that students
          want to progress, learn and be successful. To assure their success a
          supportive, structured setting is provided in which the students discover
          to be valued and capable individuals.
        <p> A multi-disciplinary evaluation team provides a complete assessment
          of the child's functioning levels. A complete battery of educational
          tests are administered to access skills and levels. A neuro-psychiatric,
          psychological, social history, medical and physical movements evaluation
          is completed prior to the student's entry in the program. These evaluations
          help formulate the student's Individual Educational Plan (I.E.P.), with
          goals developed in the areas of academics, behavioral management, physical
          and social development.
        <p> All children are re-evaluated at specified intervals to access their
          progress and to ensure continued appropriate planning. In addition to
          the educational curriculum, the students also receive related services
          including art, <A HREF="music/">music therapy</A> , physical education
          and computer instruction.
        <p> Upon completion of the Van Cleve Program students are placed in their
          next education setting after meetings by their local Committee on Special
          Education. Students have moved into the regular public school system,
          less restrictive educational setting and other residential treatment
          facilities.
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          <p> <strong>For additional information contact:</strong><br>
            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 x315 Fax: (718) 231-9314<br>
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	<img width=80 height=80 align=middle src="images/backpack.gif"> <img width=536 height=80 align=middle src="images/vanclvlg.gif" alt="The Van Cleve Program-a quality program of The New York Institute for Special Education"><br>
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	<td width=80%> The Van Cleve Program accepts children with learning and
	emotional disabilities for four years and nine months to eleven years
	of age. Children may remain in the program until the age of thirteen.
	The goal of the program is to remediate the behavioral and learning deficits
	of students by providing academic and social skills necessary to enter
	a less restrictive program.
	<p> The program provides a highly structured educational day and five
	day residential setting, including counseling services for both students
	and families. The program's philosophy lies in the belief that students
	want to progress, learn and be successful. To assure their success a
	supportive, structured setting is provided in which the students discover
	to be valued and capable individuals.
	<p> A multi-disciplinary evaluation team provides a complete assessment
	of the child's functioning levels. A complete battery of educational
	tests are administered to access skills and levels. A neuro-psychiatric,
	psychological, social history, medical and physical movements evaluation
	is completed prior to the student's entry in the program. These evaluations
	help formulate the student's Individual Educational Plan (I.E.P.), with
	goals developed in the areas of academics, behavioral management, physical
	and social development.
	<p> All children are re-evaluated at specified intervals to access their
	progress and to ensure continued appropriate planning. In addition to
	the educational curriculum, the students also receive related services
	including art, <A HREF="music/">music therapy</A> , physical education
	and computer instruction.
	<p> Upon completion of the Van Cleve Program students are placed in their
	next education setting after meetings by their local Committee on Special
	Education. Students have moved into the regular public school system,
	less restrictive educational setting and other residential treatment
	facilities.
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	<A HREF="index.html">NYISE Home Page</a> <a href="mailto:ilumin@earthlink.net">Email:
	ilumin@earthlink.net</a>
	<p> <strong>For additional information contact:</strong><br>
	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 x315 Fax: (718) 231-9314<br>
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	<p> <font size="2"> Comments and/or suggestions on this site can be addressed
	to:<br>
	<a href="mailto:ilumin@earthlink.net">John Hernandez, Media Coordinator-NYISE</a>
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	last revised April 17, 1998 Copyright © 1998 http://www.nyise.org/vancleve.htm
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