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Adaptive Music
Music at the Franklin Learning Center is not the traditional “open-your-book-andturn-to page 22 to sing a song” class.
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Aquatics and Adaptive Physical Education
The Aquatics Program at the Franklin Learning Center modifies the aquatic teaching environment, skills, equipment, and instructional strategies for people with disabilities.
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Art Club
The FLC Art Education Program encourages an awareness of the elements and principles of design, creative independence, as well as developing an awareness and exposure to a wide range of artistic media.
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Kitchen Lab
The Kitchen Laboratory, located within the Franklin Learning Center instructional area,
provides a wonderful opportunity for students to observe and practice functional life skills
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Prevocational Skills Laboratory
As part of the transition from the Industrial Arts curriculum, a portion of the shop
classroom was converted into a job skills area – otherwise known now as the PreVocational
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Sensory Garden
The Franklin Learning Center values learning that happens both inside and outside the classroom.
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Sensory Rooms
Sensory Rooms at the Franklin Learning Center are recent additions that provide space for teachers, assistants, therapists and other staff to take students who need to self-regulate in order to participate in learning activities.
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Transition/Community-Based Instruction
Beginning at age 14, the Franklin Learning Center offers transition programming and activities to meet the unique needs of each secondary student.
