Chalkbeat New York recently spotlighted NYU's Trauma-Informed Schools Institute (TISI) and the Path Program, highlighting their work to support students with emotional and behavioral needs in inclusive classroom settings.
The article explores how the Path Program brings together educators, social workers, occupational therapists, and NYU coaches to create supportive, structured learning environments that prioritize students' emotional well-being, build self-regulation skills, and promote meaningful participation in general education classrooms.
Check out the Chalkbeat article and learn more about the Path Program's approach and its work in NYC public schools.
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