Pine Grove offers residential and educational programming for autistic and developmentally disabled children and adolescents.
Highly individualized care plans focus on receptive and expressive communication skills, behavior management, daily living skills and interpersonal relationships.
A social-behavioral model is utilized which follows the principles of the behavior management approach.
In adopting the behavioral approach, we set specific treatment goals that focus on target behaviors in the "here-and-now" and on specific factors or causes that serve to maintain them.
We assume that these behaviors are learned and that they are specific to given situations.
We use treatment techniques that have been empirically validated by scientific research to be appropriate for behavior management.
Positive behavioral support procedures aimed at increasing desirable behaviors are given top priority.
Special care is taken to protect the children's rights by establishing a treatment environment that imposes the fewest restrictions necessary while assuring individual safety and development.
This is achieved through having an exact description of the techniques included in written behavioral "policies", careful recording by staff of each incident requiring intervention and keeping a close watch on a child's progress in response to a particular treatment method.
The educational program at Pine Grove focuses on each child's
developmental level in terms of communication, behavior and
academic functioning. Our small classrooms allow for individual
attention by our certified teachers and behavior therapists.
Children who attend school at Pine Grove receive the benefit of
attending school year-round (240 days a year). Additional time in
the classroom provides each child with increased opportunities to
develop academic, communication, independent living and behavior
skills to promote the learning process. Difficult behaviors
displayed during school are addressed within the school setting
through a multidisciplinary approach to ensure that positive
behavior supports are implemented throughout the school day. No
child is ever discharged from the school program for behaviors that
were present at the time of admission.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for Pine Grove?
The application deadline for Pine Grove is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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