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Autism Spectrum Disorder Programs (AIIM) K-12 - NYSAA

This program provides a highly structured site-based classroom environment designed primarily for students with autism spectrum disorders at the middle and high school levels for New York State Alternately Assessed students. Instructional methodology includes the applications of structured teaching and Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) that have demonstrated effective outcomes in the school environment. Specialized clinical consultation is provided for both structured teaching and ABA classes. In addition to academic outcomes, the development of appropriate communication, social and behavioral skills are stressed.

We currently offer alternately assessed AIIM classes at St. Matt's at the middle and high school level.

CoSer 203.100
Student Teacher Ratio 8:1:2

Included Related Services: 

*Speech/Language Services Group (middle school only) 1x30 per week

*Counseling services for Group & Transitional Services

*Consultant Occupational Therapy

*Consultant Speech and Language Services

*Consultant Psychiatric Services

*Parent Training

Direct OT, PT, nursing, speech, counseling (additional) or other related services as per student IEP are billed to districts in addition to tuition costs.

Career Training: 

Where appropriate, high school students who are alternately assessed (NYSAA) may attend half day career preparation programs, to meet the requirements for attaining the Skills and Achievement Commencement Credential (SKILLS).This program is offered through the Center for Career Services, at no additional charge to the district

Districts are responsible for providing transportation services for students to be able to attend programs located at the Career Services Center in Valhalla.  Southern Westchester BOCES can provide transportation services for a fee that would be billed separately to participating districts.

Therapeutic Support Program for Developmentally Delayed Students (TSP-DD) - NYSAA

This program is designed to meet the needs of students who are determined by their CSE to be alternately assessed (NYSAA). The TSP/DD Program facilitates social/emotional/behavioral skills necessary for students with developmental disabilities and behavioral challenges to function successfully in home, school and community environments. Functional academics and specialized instruction in academics are emphasized. At the secondary level, the program provides students with transition supports, career awareness and services and vocational experiences and skills necessary for students to attain the Skills and Achievement Commencement Credential (SACC). 

We currently offer TSP-DD classes at St. Matt's at the high school level.

CoSer 231.100
Student Teacher Ratio 8:1:1

Included Related Services

* Psychiatric Consultant Services

* Counseling Services 1x30 group per week

* Consultant Occupational Therapy

* Consultant Speech and Language Services

* Consultant Guidance Counselor

Direct OT, PT, nursing, speech, counseling (additional) or other related services as per student IEP are billed to districts in addition to tuition costs.

Career Training

Where appropriate, high school students who are alternately assessed (NYSAA) may attend half day career preparation programs. This program is offered through the Center for Career Services, at no additional charge to the district

Districts are responsible for providing transportation services for students to be able to attend programs located at the Career Services Center in Valhalla.  Southern Westchester BOCES can provide transportation services for a fee that would be billed separately to participating districts.

What's Up at St. Matts!

  • Students planned, shopped and prepared authentic cuisine

    Soul Food Luncheon culminates Black History Month at St. Matthew's

    St. Matthew’s School students and staff celebrated the conclusion of Black History Month with a Soul Food Luncheon on Feb. 29.

    The Luther Hall dining room was decorated with a variety of Black History Month information about historical Black figures.

    “This is an important time to recognize and a rich opportunity for instruction,” Principal Leslie Handler said.

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  • Soul Food Thursday! A Celebration to Honor Black History Month!

    Staff and students came together on Thursday, February 29th to celebrate the culmination of Black History Month! Students learned about important black historical figures and community leaders. We also enjoyed a delicious "Soul Food" spread complete with collard greens, cabbage, chicken, cornbread, sweet potato pies, home smoked pulled pork and mac 'n' cheese. It was all home made and absolutely delicious! 

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Southern Westchester BOCES
Center for Special Services
St. Matthew's School
3 Carhart Ave., White Plains, NY 10605
ph. 914-761-7524
fax 914-761-8806