Careers Machine and Welding Technology Plumbing & Pipe Fitting Athletic Training & Physical Therapy For the 2018–2019 school year, Roxbury implemented an academy called Athletic Training & Physical Therapy that is available to students in grades 9-12. This program begins with a course that provides a general overview of the allied health professions of athletic training and physical therapy. The course includes information about the history of athletic training and physical therapy, the scopes of practice for each profession (injury prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, emergency injury management and administrative functions). This course is intended to provide the student with an understanding of the various disciplines, roles and opportunities of the members of the sports medicine team. The course will also provide the students with an understanding of the concepts of health care administration (organizational and administrative considerations and legal and ethical responsibilities). The basics of training and conditioning, environmental concerns, general fitness, nutrition, emergency care, athletics and special populations. The intention is for this program to grow and for out of district students to attend RHS for this program, which will be partnered with Morris County Vocational School District. Special education Roxbury High School offers the following programs as part of Special Services: Services provided Special Education Program In-Class Resource (ICR) Out of Class Resource (OCR) Language and Learning Disabilities (LLD/Self-Contained) Speech & Hearing Service Provides speech and language specialists and a Teacher of the Hearing Impaired for students in need Occupational and Physical Therapy Sage In-District Counseling Sage Counseling services are available to general education and special education students who are experiencing emotional difficulties that impact their ability to be successful in school Behavioral disabilities DELTA (ED & BD) Delta is a program for students with behavioral as well as social-emotional difficulties. The program consists of a small structured classroom supported by one main classroom teacher, paraprofessional support, and a counselor. A classroom-wide behavior management system working towards both weekly and monthly goals is utilized. Students may take various electives within the program, or occasionally engage in general education classes outside of the Delta program. OPUS (ED) The OPUS program is designed for students with social, emotional, and/or behavioral difficulties that interfere with a positive, successful school experience. The program offers specialized interventions for (1) School avoidance/refusal; (2) Anxiety, depression, or related social-emotional difficulties; and (3) Difficulty with peer relations, socialization, self-esteem. The program offers a wide range of supports