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Hartford School District

Regional Resource Center

Regional Resource Center

The Regional Resource Center (RRC) is a collaborative program serving students up to age 21 with developmental delays and multiple disabilities within the Upper Valley. With a team of highly dedicated individuals, students learn skills necessary to live and work as independently as possible in their community. 

Housed in the Hartford High School building, the Regional Resource Center focuses on three primary areas.

Two men in gray t-shirts fist bumping on an athletics field.
Three kids wearing Hartford Unified jerseys, laughing with their arms around each other's shoulders.
Kids laying in a large "spider web" at a nature center.
A group of people with their hands in, showing off wristbands.
A man looking at clothes on a rack, with a large bin of clothes beside him.
A group of people standing by a table, all holding small pumpkins with faces painted on them.
A person in red dress, blue jacket, and blue hat raking leaves. A school bus is in the background.
Three people in non-matching gray sweatshirts stand with their arms around each other's shoulders, all smiling.
A person pedals a recumbent bike with a pull-along behind with another person sitting in that. A third person rides a standard bicycle behind them. All on a bike path near a wooded area.
A person in a pink shirt leans on a table with a selection of tomatoes in front of her. There is a sign that says "Vegetables" on the table as well.
A grid of nine leaves, laminated on green paper, all displayed on a table.
A team of people in red and gray shirts pose for the photo on an athletics field with a brick building in the background.
The side/back view of a group of people all in gray t-shirts standing with their arms around each other's shoulders.

Academics

Including budgeting and money management, measuring concepts, reading comprehension and fluency, conveying ideas in writing, effective social skills, community integration, and independent living.

Recreation

Including health and personal safety, personal care and hygiene, accessing the community, meal planning, food preparation, housekeeping, shopping, vocational and employment skills.

Employment Readiness

Including work experiences and career exploration.

IEP related services in speech, occupational therapy and physical therapy are embedded throughout daily program activities. 

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