THE LATEST NECC NEWS
Acts of Generosity: Linda Donahue’s Legacy of Giving
Linda Donahue’s journey with NECC spans over three decades, during which she has become a cornerstone of the agency. With a calm demeanor, a friendly personality, and an unwavering commitment to the mission of NECC, Donahue has left an indelible mark on the countless students and fellow staff whose lives she has touched.
Teacher Feature: Miriam Ramirez-Garceau
When Miriam Ramirez-Garceau came to Massachusetts from her home in El Salvador in 2019, she arrived intending to enroll in a program to learn more about special education and working with children with autism. It didn’t take her long before she found her place at NECC.
STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Katie Mulholland
Katie Mulholland, a lead tutor in a Partner Program Classroom in Derry, NH, has worked at NECC for two years. She was nominated for Staff Spotlight because she is “dedicated to and passionate about her work."
STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Alea Ketchum
Alea Ketchum, a level 2 teacher on The New England Center for Children’s (NECC) Ursla Drive residential team, has worked for NECC for three years. She was nominated for Staff Spotlight by a colleague because she is a “phenomenal teacher who shows compassion and consideration for all staff and students."
STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Sean Cooke
Sean Cooke, an APE instructor who has worked at The New England Center for Children (NECC) for 16 years, was nominated for Staff Spotlight because he is “unmatched in his ability to remain calm and poised across situations. He is a true pleasure for students and staff alike.”
TIME Story Features Photo of NECC
TIME magazine recently published a piece about artificial intelligence (AI) and special education, which featured a photo of an NECC student.