March 20, 2020 Dear P.G. Chambers School Community and Friends, So much has changed in just one week! The P.G. Chambers School leadership and staff went from methodical contingency planning
Dear P.G. Chambers School Community: Based on the increase of community spread over the weekend and our fragile community we have conferred with the Health Department and feel it is
By Janet Michalowski, RN, BSN, CSN When asked, “What field of nursing are you in?” the answer to that question is, “I am a school nurse” but I quickly add
By Kathleen DeSantis, Director of Development To Do Lists . . . We All Have Them. At this time of year, it is easy to get consumed by your to
Last year, P.G. Chambers School began an exciting endeavor; a collaborative high school program in partnership with Randolph Public Schools called “PG RISE at Randolph.” The program, now in its
The excitement of the new school year has everyone at P.G. Chambers School buzzing with anticipation this month. Our staff are eager to support and guide students through another
The sun was shining brightly on June 2, 2019 for the P.G. Chambers School 7th annual Walk.Run.Fun.5K but the brightest part of the day was seeing the smiles on children’s
By Ann Bono and Barbara Carter In celebration of Early Intervention Awareness month in May, two of P.G. Chambers School’s early intervention staff members reflected upon their experience with early
This is part two of our series “Let’s Talk…AAC and more” Effective Strategies for Using Augmentative and Alternative Communication by Jessica Gasalberti, MS., CCC-SLP In our last post in the
By Carolyn Young, Director of Kids Count Child Care Have you ever heard the expression, “the terrible twos”? At Kids Count Child Care, we prefer to think of two-year-old children