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Centres of Excellence

Centre of Excellence for Autism Spectrum Disorders
     Lester B. Pearson School Board
     1925 Brookdale Avenue
     Dorval (Quebec)
     H9P 2Y7

     Contact: Andrew Bennett
     Tel: (514) 422-3000 ext.  4395
       abennett @ lbpsb.qc

Centre of Excellence for Physically, Intellectually and Multi-Challenged
     Eastern Townships School Board
     101 du Moulin, No. 205
     Magog (Quebec)
     J1X 6H8

     Contact: M. Bernard Messier & Ms. Diana Poot
     Tel: (819) 868-0512
      centreofexcellence @ etsb.qc.ca

Centre of Excellence for Behaviour Management
     Riverside School Board
     299 Sir Wilfrid Laurier
     St. Lambert (Quebec)
     J4R 2V7

     Contact: Eva de Gosztonyi
     Tel: (450) 672-4010 ext. 6066
     Fax: (450) 465-8809
      edegosztonyi @ rsb.qc.ca

Centre of Excellence for Speech and Language Development
     English Montreal School Board
     6000 Fielding Avenue
     Montreal (Quebec)
     H3X 1T4

     Contact: Carol Jazzar
     Tel: (514) 483-7200 ext. 7238
     Fax: (514) 483-7514
      cjazzar @ emsb.qc.ca

Inclusive Learning Resource Network (I-LRN)
     Riverside School Board
     299 Sir Wilfred Laurier
     St. Lambert (Quebec)
     J4R 2V7

     Contact: Lynn Senecal
     Tel: (450) 672-4010
     Fax: (450) 465-8809
      lynnsenecal @ sympatico.ca

Centre of Excellence for Mental Health
    Lester B. Pearson School Board
     1925 Brookdale Avenue
     Dorval (Quebec)
     H9P 2Y7

    Contact: Elana Bloom
    Tel: (514) 422-3000 ext.  4125
    ( 514) 422-3014
    ebloom02 @ lbpsb.qc.ca





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Montreal Oral School for the Deaf (MOSD)



Centres of Excellence

Who do we offer service to?


The IESMC/CoE are a provincial service designed to offer support and expertise to the English sector for the organization of programs and adapted teaching to students with special learning needs in an inclusive setting. Funded and mandated by the MEQ, the IESMC is managed through the boards, specifically through the Inclusive Education Management Committee (IESMC).

What is the Centres of Excellence  mandate?


    * Support to School Boards and Schools
      This support is primarily for the organization of adapted services, the professional and technical means for adapting these services, the use of the best strategies to ensure the help required for the success of students, the assistance for the drawing-up and carrying out of IEPs, the quality of relations with parents, etc. These support measures are undertaken with the intent to create a support network that will promote an ongoing exchange between the various partners of the English sector across the province.
     
    * Continuous Professional Development
      The intent of continuous professional development is to offer training that focuses on developing the capacity of school personnel to offer adapted services to students with special needs. The intended outcome is for schools to have a level of expertise and autonomy enabling them to deliver quality services to students with handicaps or with learning adaptation difficulties.
     
    * Research and Development Activities
      Research and development activities aim to develop a body of knowledge and to advance research in this field. These objectives will be attained through the design and the carrying out of specific projects. Necessary means must be taken to keep the English sector informed about innovative projects undertaken and to ensure that they can be adapted and implemented elsewhere.
     
    * Contribution To the Development of Provincial Expertise

      The service maybe called upon by the MEQ to contribute to the development of certain dossiers regarding a particular population served.