Marcus Avenue Preschoolers recently enjoyed a tasty learning experience, as BCCS Special Education Teacher Amy Klein led a series of food-themed activities bringing new sights, smells, and flavors to the classroom. During the Creative Curriculum’s Food Week, students didn’t just … Continued
With May being National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, Brookville Center for Children’s Services proudly recognizes the dedicated therapists supporting children to express themselves, now and in the future. Among BCCS’s dedicated team is Danielle Bacile, Speech Therapist and Clinical Coordinator at Barbara … Continued
For three years now, Cynthia Tanis-Innocent, Special Education Teacher Assistant, has been a steady source of support and positivity at Post Avenue Preschool. Working with children is more than just a job for Cynthia—it’s a calling. With more than a … Continued
Proud to recognize BCCS’ incredible nursing team, this National Nurses Week, May 6–12! Every day, BCCS nurses make a profound difference in the daily lives of children and young adults. From providing children comfort when they’re not feeling well to … Continued
BCCS teachers took center stage this Teacher Appreciation Week with events spotlighting their leadership, expertise, and talent. We were thrilled to show our appreciation for the incredible impact they make every day! Here are some highlights of how we celebrated … Continued
Children with intellectual and developmental delays learn best with services that are tailored to their individual needs and strengths. Brookville Center for Children’s Services (BCCS) programs are designed to provide high quality services and educational experiences to children with intellectual … Continued
Rickey Rogers, a dad who volunteered for the first time at the Marcus Avenue Scholastic Book Fair, decided to join the Parents’ Association (PA). Thinking back to how involved his own mom was when he was in school, Rickey knew … Continued
During the week of April 7, Marcus Avenue team members, along with the school’s Parents Association (PA), set up shelves and tables and stocked them full of popular titles, accessories, and playful collectibles from Scholastic. The school hosts the longstanding … Continued
This March, the Long Island Wine & Liquor Sales Club (LIWLSC) visited Brookville Center for Children’s Services Brookville Campus to experience firsthand how their generous support benefits our students with developmental disabilities, including autism. The tour included visits to classrooms … Continued
Every year, young people supported by Brookville Center for Children’s Services’ Children’s Residential Program (CRP) enjoy the cultural tradition of gathering for Passover Seder. Led by Speech Pathologist Deborah Lapidus, everyone learns about the items on the Seder plate, hears … Continued