TIP of the WEEK: New Year Goals

January 1, 2016

This is the time when we all plan goals for ourselves for the coming year. Our kids have goals as well but they are often goals that other people have decided on. Be sure that this year your child has a say in what they want to work towards. Goals should be attainable but also…

New Employee Perspective of Latham Centers

December 30, 2015

Finn celebrates the holidays in style!  For many years I had heard about Latham Centers and Prader-Willi Syndrome through a family member who worked here. I began as Executive Assistant in July, 2015, filling Carol Sullivan’s very large shoes. Daily, I work with Anne McManus and Katrina Fryklund, helping out with Organizational Development and Fundraising.…

A Vocational Partnership Between Latham Centers and Brewster Ladies’ Library: The Slideshow

December 29, 2015

Caption: Students help each other sort returned books alphabetically. The staff at Brewster Ladies’ Library and Latham Centers have worked together for many years in order to create a partnership that truly benefits our students. Take a look at this slideshow to see photos of the students in action!   Right down the road from campus,…

From the Voice of a Student: What Latham Means to Max

December 28, 2015

Every week students attend classes and also meet with their Clinicians. During Clinical Meetings the students discuss the goings-on from the week. This week, Max spoke about an essay that he wrote in class. While Max is proud of his essay, we, as staff, are proud of Max. During this Holiday Season let’s all take a page…

Latham Centers’ First Annual Pop-Up Store a Success!

December 23, 2015

  Many of the adults in the Latham Center’s residential program are extremely talented. Their works-of-art range from knitted wear, to recycled goods turned into beautiful items, to jewelry. While annually the students have hosted a Holiday Craft Fair, 2015 marks the first year for the adults to host a similar show. It is a…

Latham Centers’ 2015 Holiday Success Story

December 22, 2015

Every year Latham Centers sends friends, old and new, a recent success story. This year, learn about “Sara.” She is an inspiration to the Board of Directors and staff at Latham Centers, and we hope she is for you as well. Dear Friends: Think of your family, your friends, and your community. Who are the…

TIP of the WEEK: Gearing Up for Christmas

December 18, 2015

As much as we may want to slow it down, there is no escaping that Christmas is one week away. Please take the time to take care of yourself just a little bit everyday. Go for a drive for no reason. Alone. With really loud music. And sing! Find a trusted person to watch your…

Principal’s Corner: Latham School Celebrates Student’s Achievements

December 16, 2015

Over the past week, the Latham School has assisted three students in their transition to new classrooms! Students at the Latham School move to new classrooms upon achieving personal goals and educational goals. Students are chosen very carefully by administration, teachers, and clinicians, and the transition is thoughtfully planned with parental input. Transitioning to a…

Latham Centers Student Art Contest: T-Shirt Designs 201; Part 2

December 15, 2015

Caption: This was a close runner up to the winning design, posted on December 2nd, 2015! Annually, Latham Centers staff encourage students to harness their creativity in an on campus T-Shirt Contest. The students are given a theme and are challenged to create a design. This year the students were asked, “What does Latham mean…

Congratulations and Thank You to Anne McManus, New maaps Board President

December 14, 2015

Latham’s President and CEO, Anne McManus, was recently welcomed as the new Board President of maaps (Massachusetts Association of 766 Approved Private Schools). The maaps  announcement read, “We’ve always said the strength of maaps comes from our schools – and our members go to great lengths to lead our C[hapter] 766 special education efforts forward!”…

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Reaching for the Future

At Latham School, children from 8 years to young adults of 22 years are under the care of a special needs teacher and aide. In small home room classes of eight or fewer students. …Read more.

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While some Latham children return home to family or enroll in programs closer to home, others may transition to our Adult Programs or remain on Cape Cod to live independently …Read more.

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