Special Education

The Department of Special Education is committed to improving educational outcomes for students with disabilities through implementation of evidence-based practices. Together we collaborate to develop essential skills, knowledge, and postsecondary success. We foster positive facilitation of inclusive partnerships with our community stakeholders and beyond.

We offer:

Transitioning children ages 3 and up from BabyNet to school;
ChildFind — Identifying students who may be entitled to special education services, inclusive of students in private/home school settings;
A full continuum of autism services based on Applied Behavior Analysis;
Comprehensive related services such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and orientation and mobility therapy based on a child’s individual needs;
Post-school transition support for students ages 13 and older;
Access to job enclaves and programs at the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation;
Participation in exemplary programs like Special Olympics and Heroes on Horseback; and,
Ongoing collaboration with community agencies, such as the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs, Department of Juvenile Justice, and Department of Mental Health.