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JUNE 2008 MOVE TRAININGS
MOVE International will hold its eleventh annual June Training sessions June 25-28, 2008 at the Kern County Supt. of Schools Office in Bakersfield, California, USA.
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NOTE: Includes both Basic Provider and Site Trainer Training information as well as Registration Form.

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James E. Duckworth School

Name of Site: James E. Duckworth School

Contact Person(s): Wanda Williams, Principal

Address: 11201 Evans Trail, Beltsville, Maryland 20705

Phone: (301) 572-0620

FAX: (301) 572-0628

Email Address:

School Email Address: jedworth@pgcps.org

Web Site: http://www.pgcps.pg.k12.md.us/~duckw/

Designation Date as MOVE Model Site: September 22, 2000

MOVE Site Trainers:

    Lori Etter, Physical Therapist
    Kelly Morrison, Physical Therapist

Description of Site:

    The James E. Duckworth School is part of Prince George’s County Public Schools. It serves students with multiple disabilities ranging in age from 5 to 21. In addition to the MOVE classes, Duckworth School also offers specialized classes for students with autism. Duckworth School is located outside of Washington, D.C. The educational program is individualized and varies from self-help skill development to vocational training and job placement. Therapies are delivered using a teaming model of collegial collaboration.

Number of students/clients using the MOVE Program: 50

Age range of students/clients: 5-21

Number of classrooms using the MOVE Program: 10

Student/client/staff ratio:

    MOVE classes are generally comprised of six to seven students with a teacher and an assistant.

Other notes of interest:

    One of the first schools in the United States to participate in the Special Olympics Motor Activities Training Program. Duckworth’s Special Olympics Challenge Day has been featured in training films produced by Special Olympics International

    Adaptive Playground and Mobility Park is finished. It is located on school’s premises. Worth a visit just to see the park!

    Over 200 students from nearby private and public schools participate in the school’s mentoring programs.

    The school has a therapeutic pet program through the nonprofit volunteer organization “Pets on Wheels.”

    There is a therapy tank on the premises of the school.

Directions to Duckworth School:

    Take the Capital Beltway which is 495 towards Silver Spring Maryland. Take Exit I-95 towards Baltimore and take the exit marked Rt 212 towards Calverton. Go through the first traffic light (Beltsville Ave.) and make the next left onto Evans Trail - the school is at the end of the block.


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