River Street School and its programs serve more than two hundred students aged 3 - 21 with a variety of behavioral, communicative, and neurological disorders such as autism, pervasive developmental disorder, and other multiply handicapping conditions. These students receive services in a variety of locations including the River Street School campus in Windsor, CT; in satellite classrooms under the direction of our Integrated Program Model; in public school classrooms; and in the students' homes.
River Street School (RSS) offers a range of educational experiences from self-contained classes to supervised work programs in the community. All services are designed to provide successful experiences commensurate with each student's developmental and cognitive level. In addition, some students receive additional programming through our Extended Programming and in our Community Based Group Homes. Our goal is to enhance skill acquisition and to shape appropriate behaviors while promoting social and emotional growth in our students.
The Program for the Assessment of Special Children (PASC) is a center for the review or evaluation of children where there are questions of unusual development. Dr. Mark Greenstein conducts evaluations to provide, supplement or clarify information for families, medical care providers and/or school districts.
The River Street Autism Program/Coltsville provides quality early intervention services for young children with autism and their families. The program provides intensive, year round services for children ages two to eight. One-to-one instruction is provided with a curriculum that follows a developmental progression using discrete trial teaching with a strong emphasis on the generalization of skills.
The Integrated Program Models is a regional program for students with disabilities aged 2.8 to 21. Primary and intermediate classrooms are located at the Middle School in Plainville, and at Spencer and Keigwin Schools in Middletown. The classrooms for the secondary students are located at Rockville High School and Plainville High School.
Children's Therapy Specialists (CTS) is a clinic that provides a full range of outpatient, comprehensive therapy services. Sensory Integration is our primary focus although we provide evaluation, treatment and consultation tailored to the individual needs of the children
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