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thinkSRSD’s Special Education Focus
SRSD was developed to be used with students with disabilities, though research quickly demonstrated – SRSD helps all students. Below are thinkSRSD’s partners that focus on special populations.Specialized schools
– Laurel School, CA – Cove School, Ill – Currey Ingram, TN – Lang School, NY – Putney School, VT – Prentice Hollow, TXspecial & general education focused partnerships
– TBA ISD, MI – NYC DOE Access – ABRSD, MA
thinkSRSD’s Global Partners
As SRSD has been shown effective with all students, thinkSRSD partners widely with general education schools as well. We bring special attention to these collaborations to ensure that students who struggle receive the support they need, while instruction is also differentiated for strong writers so they are challenged to rise to the heights they can as well. Below are our general education partnerships:Massachusetts
– Great Barrington, MA
– Lee, MA
– North Adams, MA
– Hatfield MA
– Wayland, MA
– ASRSD, MA
– Worcester, MA
– West Boylston, MA
– Hopkinton, MA
– Brookline, MA
– Weymouth, MA
– Carver, MA
– Holden, MA
– NSRSD, MA
– Andover Montessori, MA
National
National
– Manhattan Field Support, NY
– Friends School, NY
– Ethical Culture School, NY
– Hunter College G&T, NY
– Children First Network, NY
– Evolved Education, NY
– Nyack, NY
– Las Angeles, CA
– Atlanta, GA
– Saint Louis, MO
– Over 50 NYC DOE Schools
– 40,000 teachers across Tennessee
international
Partner Organizations
thinkSRSD’s Latest News
Keep up to date on all the latest advances in SRSD with thinkSRSD’s blogThe Magic of TIDE-L
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