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Rock Center and School  \n818 DuPage Blvd.  \nGlen Ellyn, Illinois 60137  \nPRC has two distinct branches, the Center and the residential School. The residential school provides a program for deaf-blind children between 3 and 21 years old.  \nThe Philip J. Rock Center and School (PRC) strives to help each student achieve independence and access to their world in a safe and compassionate environment; thus giving hope, possibilities, and opportunities for growth to become valued, accepted, and productive members in their home, local, and future adult communities.  \n• PRC operates under the Illinois State Board of Education.  \n• PRC opened its doors in 1978  \nThe Center  \n• The Center services deaf-blind children and families throughout Illinois.  \n• Refers persons of all ages who are deaf-blind to appropriate agencies for medical and diagnostic services, and to appropriate agencies for educational, training, and care services.  \n• Training and workshops for teachers and parents of deaf-blind children are also available.  \nThe School  \n• The school provides an inclusive educational and residential experience.  \nEach student has a unique program designed for them.  \n• Students attend class in the community and take part in activities with their non-disabled peers whenever possible. These activities include art, music, and physical education.  \n• The main goal for every student is individualized communication and independence.  \nTactile sign and adaptive communication devices are used help engage some students in daily activities.  \n• Students develop work skills at various sites in the community, and the school building.  \nActivities include shopping, meal preparation, and household chores.  \n• After school students take part in programming at the PRC campus. These programs include domestic, community and leisure instruction.  \nWeekend activities are recreational and provide community experiences.  \nFor more information, contact Philip J. Rock Center and School  \n(630)790-2474 (Voice/TTY)  \n(630)790-4893 (Fax); [PRC@philiprockcenter.org](PRC@philiprockcenter.org)[ ](PRC@philiprockcenter.org)[www.philiprockcenter.org](www.philiprockcenter.org)","cbCaipmfpar4QpZN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipmfpar4QpZN","pdf",63826,"English","# PRC Overview\n## Two Branches: Center and School\n# The Center\n## Services Across Illinois\n## Referrals and Training\n# The School\n## Inclusive Education and Residential Experience\n## Individualized Programs and Activities\n# Contact Information","[{\"question\":\"What age group does PRC’s residential School serve?\",\"answer\":\"The residential School provides programming for deaf-blind children between 3 and 21 years old.\"},{\"question\":\"How does PRC support students’ independence and communication?\",\"answer\":\"PRC aims to help each student achieve independence and access to their world, with the main goal focused on individualized communication and independence, using tactile sign and adaptive communication devices for some students.\"},{\"question\":\"What services does the Center provide for families across Illinois?\",\"answer\":\"The Center services deaf-blind children and families throughout Illinois, referring people of all ages to appropriate agencies for medical and diagnostic services, and for educational, training, and care services, and it offers training and workshops for teachers and parents.\"}]","Philip J. 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