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Center for Spectrum Services
Long before autism became a commonly understood disability, the Center for Spectrum Services focused on the treatment of this puzzling disorder. With a history of excellence serving people all across the autism spectrum, the dedicated and talented staff of the Center for Spectrum Services believe that each person we work with has the ability to grow, learn and achieve, and with each day another life is brightened. |
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Understanding Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders |
New York State Education Department approved coursework training in autism
The Center for Spectrum Services is approved by New York State Education Department as an approved provider of coursework in the needs of students with autism.
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Why did we change our name from The Children’s Annex to the Center for Spectrum Services? |
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The Children’s Annex was named 34 years ago when Susan Buckler and Jamey Wolff first started the program with two students in one classroom at The Dutch Reformed Church in Woodstock, New York. Our program was never an “annex” of another agency, but over the years, we certainly annexed ever larger spaces as our program continued to grow from small church classrooms to a vacant public school and finally in 1987 and 1994 respectively, we built two beautiful center-based day schools: The Kingston Annex and The Ellenville Annex.
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The Center for Spectrum Services Debuts Educational Documentary |
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PRESS RELEASE - Kingston, NY-October 21, 2009 — The Center for Spectrum Services, (formerly The Children’s Annex) an agency that has been educating and supporting students with autism and their families throughout the Mid-Hudson Valley for over thirty years, has produced a 30 minute educational documentary, which explores the personal stories of three young people with Asperger Syndrome.
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