Our Goshen Students and staff prepping for a wonderful holiday meal. Enjoy those around you and celebrate the important people during Thanksgiving (this includes celebrating you!).
CEC-South. Thanksgiving break begins this afternoon. Students will report back to school on Monday November 28, 2022. I hope everyone enjoys their week off.
CCESC School Psychologists shine bright ALL year! This week we give them a special thanks for their support and dedication to students, families and school staff.
CEC-South. Tomorrow November 8th is Election Day. There is no school for students.
CEC-South. Our phones are not working, we are having school.
Our students at CEC South were able to pass out candy to a group of eager preschoolers! Be safe tonight and enjoy kids being kids
CEC-South. Please remember that no costumes, make up, wigs, masks or other Halloween related material are allowed at school on Monday, October 31st.
October is National Down Syndrome Month. Lets take a minute to celebrate what makes "You" uniquely "You". In fact, lets take a monment every month to celebrate you!
CEC-South. Students do not have school this Friday, September 30, 2022. It is an in-service day for staff.
Our Students and Staff at CEC North are wearing Blue for Leukodystrophy Awareness!!!
For more info pls go to ninds.nih.gov
Our Resource Coordinators are helping the community every day by filling basic needs and offering assistance as they can. Here they are working with CNE Cares to prepare dinner for their food pantry.
Welcome New CCESC Employees and Welcome Back to Returning Staff!
Have a FABULOUS 2022-2023 school year!
CEC-South Starting Thursday, May 5, 2022 if a student arrives to school after 8:00am and the door is closed you will need to park on the side of the building and walk your student to the door.
CEC-South students do not have school tomorrow Friday, February 15, 2022. I hope everyone enjoys the weekend.
April is National Autism Awareness Month! Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a broad term used to describe a group of neurodevelopmental conditions typically characterized by differences in communication and social interaction. It is the fastest-growing developmental disorder in the United States. According to the CDC, 1 in 44 children have an ASD diagnosis.
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Kudos to Goshen High School's carpentry program for its partnership with Sleep in Heavenly Peace to build beds for children in the community. Check out this link: https://bit.ly/3rhhGek
Literacy skills are vital for future success. Mrs. Nester teaches reading by modifying individual work so that all students can access the curriculum and learn at their own pace in their own way.
Flexibility is important as an intervention specialist. Mrs. Nester taught art this week while including skills from OT and speech in the lesson.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Tudor took their classes shopping for groceries and then the students cooked a Thanksgiving feast. Look at the delicious meal they prepared! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
