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Posted: Feb 13, 2012, 17:00
BRANDON SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER
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Natick, Massachusetts
Timothy M. Callahan, Ed.D
Executive Director
508-655-6400
tcallahan@brandonschool.org
www.brandonschool.org
Brandon accepts boys only that have a range of educational, emotional, and behavioral difficulties. Because of their difficulties, these boys have not been successful in public schools or in their communities. The boys range in age between 7 and 17.
Tim Callahan, the founder of Brandon School and Residential Treatment Center in 1966 has been the President and Executive Director for twenty-eight years. Prior to Brandon, Dr. Callahan spent nine years developing and leading two public urban special education schools. Joseph Tondorf, MS, M.Ed, has served as the Chief Operations Officer at Brandon for over 18 years. He holds advanced graduate degrees in both education and counseling and served as teacher, counselor, and administrator within the Boston Public Schools for nearly two decades. Brandon has been providing services to troubled boys and their families as a non-profit school and residential center. The goal of Brandon's treatment program is to move boys as quickly as possible to a less restrictive school and home setting.
The Brandon campus is located in Natick, less than 30 minutes from Boston. The campus located on a wooded 35-acres host walking paths, sports fields, gardens and various outdoor education opportunities. Facilities in the newly remodeled special education school include classrooms, full size gymnasium, computer room, conference areas, family spaces, and a full-service kitchen that houses our vocational cooking program. Campus residences consist of three colonial style homes designed specifically to house Brandon's stabilization/diagnostic services and specialty programs. Also on campus is a residential wing with single rooms, designed to accommodate boys needing enhanced structure and supervision. Off campus are three neighborhood-based houses where Brandon offers treatment in home-like settings.
[This information came from the Brandon website]
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