Services

Academic Support:  Personalized instruction in reading, writing, math, and other subjects to help students meet grade-level standards. 

Adaptive and Life Skills:  Support with daily living skills, organization, and building independence. 

Social, Emotional, and Behavioral (SEB) Services: Strategies and support to help students manage emotions, follow routines, build social skills, and improve behavior. 

Communication Services: Speech-language support to improve communication skills, including speech clarity, language understanding, and alternative communication (AAC). 

Deaf/Hard of Hearing (DHH) Services: Access to learning through interpreters, hearing support, and instruction from teachers of the deaf or hard of hearing. 

Vision Services: Support for students with visual impairments, including adapted materials, mobility instruction, and specialized tools

Occupational Therapy (OT): Support with fine motor skills, sensory needs, and classroom tasks like handwriting or using tools. 

Physical Therapy (PT): Help with movement, strength, balance, and navigating the school environment. 

These services can be used in any program or classroom, depending on what each student needs to succeed. 

Assistive Technology:  Tools and devices such as text-to-speech, adaptive keyboards, or communication devices to support access to learning. 

Paraprofessional Support:  Additional adult support during the school day to help with academic tasks, behavior, mobility, or communication. 

Families are essential partners in supporting student success. We offer tools and services to help you stay informed, connected, and involved.  

• Family Liaisons for Special Education: Connect with Your Family Liaison for Special Education 
• Child Find: Identify and Support Your Child’s Development 

Through our Child Find program, we help families identify developmental needs in children from birth to age 21, including those attending private schools within our district boundaries. Research shows that approximately 10-15% of children have a disability that can impact their educational development. Early identification allows parents, students, and schools to collaborate in designing tailored services that foster growth and success. For preschool-aged children, we offer free monthly screenings to assess developmental milestones, including areas such as learning, communication, and motor skills. If you have questions or concerns about your child’s development, take advantage of this valuable resource. Learn more about Child Find today.