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On Sept. 17, Midland hosted a Grand Re-Opening Celebration for its on-campus Patricia Work Center. On Sept. 17, Midland hosted a Grand Re-Opening Celebration for its on-campus Patricia Work Center — a place that has been central to the program’s mission of providing employment services since it opened in 1993.
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September 24, 2025

Program Center

Program Center Update We kicked off the school year with the story There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Books by Lucille Colandro. This silly spin-off of the classic “Old Lady” story had everyone laughing as the character swallowed school supplies like a pen, a ruler, and a folder!
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On Saturday, Sept. 6th for the 25th straight year, the Keating Family hosted a backyard Croquet Tournament in loving memory of former Midland student, Eugene Keating, to benefit Midland’s programs and services. Once again, it was a fun-filled day of family and friends gathering to support a great cause! On
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August 28, 2025

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June 11, 2025

Room 215 and Room 222

Rooms 215 and 222 participated in a hands-on art and sensory activity focused on creating pretend ice cream cones using cotton balls, glue, and colored water. First, each student selected a paper cone template and used glue to attach multiple cotton balls to the top, representing scoops of ice cream.
Instructional Highlights
Midland Announces Michele Casey as New Director of Nursing, effective June 1, 2025 Midland is pleased to announce the appointment of Michele Casey, RN, BSN, CDDN, CSN-NJ as Midland’s new Director of Nursing (DON). Michele has been a valued member of the Midland team since April 2017, bringing years of
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May 23, 2025

Room 215 and Room 222

Rooms 215 and 222 participated in a hands-on art and sensory activity focused on creating pretend ice cream cones using cotton balls, glue, and colored water. First, each student selected a paper cone template and used glue to attach multiple cotton balls to the top, representing scoops of ice cream.
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