Programs

The Glenn Stratton Learning Center (GSLC) is a day treatment school offering educational services to students in grades kindergarten through 12 who experience significant social, emotional and behavioral challenges. The GSLC goal is to transition students back into the public-school environment. Students also participate in social skills groups, art, physical activities and hands-on learning projects.

Our College Step-Up & Transitions Program (CSU-T) exists to serve youth who need a supportive environment to realize the unique and tremendous potential that they all possess. Year-round housing is provided to students by Good Will-Hinckley, including support in education, job readiness, life skills and community engagement.

Roundel Residential (RR) is a therapeutic residential treatment program serving youths ages 12-17 and young adults ages 18-21 on the GWH campus in a community-style living and learning environment. RR successfully engages youths that are experiencing significant social and behavioral challenges and need safe and supportive housing with specialized support services.

The primary function of the L.C. Bates Museum is educating children about natural and cultural history. The museum’s educators reach more than 10,000 children each year. The museum has established partnerships with academic programs and nearby colleges to provide students with a multitude of resources.