Brockton Education Association

North River Collaborative (NRC) is a multi-purpose educational organization established in 1976, designed to extend the resources of school districts across several communities in Plymouth County, including Abington, Avon, and others. NRC focuses on providing high-quality and cost-effective educational programs and services, primarily for students with disabilities. Among its various offerings, NRC operates North River School, an alternative middle and high school for students with social-emotional disorders, and Independence Academy, which supports adolescents with substance use issues through a comprehensive academic and recovery program. Additionally, NRC provides vocational training through the SAILS program and a range of specialized services, ensuring collaborative and efficient educational support for its member communities. Generated from the website

Independence Academy is a recovery-focused educational institution located in Brockton, MA, dedicated to engaging students in a process of healthy growth and development. With a team of experienced professionals and a range of programs, including a 45-day program and a recovery high school, Independence Academy aims to provide recovery capital and support to students seeking to overcome challenges and achieve their academic and personal goals.Generated from the website

Our Lady of Lourdes CCD Office is part of the collaborative with Christ the King and Saint Edith Stein Parish, located in Brockton, Massachusetts. The office is dedicated to fostering faith formation and evangelization within the community through various programs and services. The parish staff includes Rev. Matthew J. Westcott as Pastor, along with a team of associates focused on liturgy, music, and pastoral care. Together, they aim to support the spiritual growth of parishioners and promote active participation in the Catholic faith. Generated from the website