New sensory room opens at Rocky Point school to help students feel more comfortable
The rooms were specifically designed to help students develop and engage their senses.
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Nov 2, 2022, 1:28 PM
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38ds agoA Suffolk County school is trying to make students feel more comfortable.
A new sensory room is now open at Frank J. Carasiti Elementary in Rocky Point.
It's one of four being implemented within the school district, which are being provided through federal grants.
The rooms were specifically designed to help students develop and engage their senses.
The rooms include special lights, sounds and soft play resources.
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