Special Education
The Learning Enrichment Centre is made up of the Special Education Department at Brebeuf College School. It is a program designed to accommodate the learning needs of students who are formally identified on their Individual Education Plan (IEP). Each IEP student is assigned to a Special Education teacher who monitors the student’s progress. Monitoring teachers and support staff work with students and their classroom teachers to ensure their strengths, needs, accommodations and modifications are met in order to be successful at Brebeuf.
Students will:
Participate in the regular school curriculum
Choose courses appropriate to their needs and future pathways
Improve Learning Skills
Learn to take responsibility for their learning (self-advocacy skills, self-regulation) with the support of their monitoring teacher.
The monitoring teachers are:
Grade 10 & 12
Mr. Sabatini
robert.sabatini@tcdsb.org
Google Classroom:
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Grade 9 &11
Mr. Wright
david.wright@tcdsb.org
Google Classroom:
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The Intensive Support Program
The Intensive Support Program (ISP) is a non-credit program which focuses on daily life skills such as functional literacy, functional numeracy, social-emotional learning, self-advocacy skills, and language and communication.
Students are involved in authentic experiential learning opportunities that include:
Integration opportunities based on individual goals. For example, partial integration in a classroom or a co-op placement.
Project-based learning. For example, students prepare and plan a meal from budgeting to cooking and enjoying the meal.
Participating in school excursions (e.g., bowling, grocery store visits, community walks)