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SPECIAL EDUCATION
- Child Find
- Dyslexia Services
- Records Request
- Resources
- Response to Intervention
- Section 504
- Services & Supports
- Academic & Behavior Learning Environment (ABLE)
- Adapted Physical Education
- Alternate Curriculum
- Assistive Technology
- Audiology Services
- Collaborative Teaching
- Deaf Education & Regional Day School Program for the Deaf
- Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE)
- Educational Diagnosticians
- Homebound Services
- In-Home and Parent Training Services
- Music Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Psychological and Counseling Services
- Resource (Reading, Language Arts, & Math)
- Social, Emotional, and Academic Success (SEAS)
- Special Education Services
- Special Transportation
- Speech and Language Therapy Services
- Transition Services
- Vision Services
- Vocational Services
- Special Olympics
Department Contacts
Contacts
The purpose of the School Psychologist, also known as a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) is to provide assessments to determine the presence or absence of emotional disturbance and autism, provide behavioral consultation and counseling, develop behavior intervention plans, assist with crisis intervention, and present staff development.
The purpose of the Special Education Counselor is to provide direct services to elementary and secondary special education students. In addition, they facilitate communication and coordination between school, home and other related services; other services include individual, group and crisis counseling and assessments.
