- Guidelines
- Authority for Special Education ... target audience: Charter Schools and District SpEd (re:pdong060418)
- Guidelines for Public Charter Schools Serving IDEA & 504 Students (being revised) [750KB PDF] ... target audience: Charter Schools and District SpEd (re:pdong051012, "Use PDF" 051028), remove link pdong080627)
- Private School Participation Project
- Identification & Planning
- Teaching/Learning
- Preschool for Children with Disabilities ... a description
of services available to 3-5 year olds
- Assistive Technology devices and services for children with disabilities.
- Autism ...
- Literacy for 504 & Special Education Students
- Speech-Language Pathology ... an explanation speech-language pathology
for the rest of us
- Student Support Branch (SSB)
- Comprehensive Student Support Services Section (CSSSS)
- School Based Behavioral Health
- Primary/Secondary Prevention Intervention
- Primary School Adjustment Project (PSAP)
- Programs and Services for Secondary Alienated/At-Risk Students (PSSAS) (formerly
known as CSAP, Comprehensive School Alienation Program)
- Diagnostic and Support Team for Students with Hearing Loss and/or Vision Loss
- Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBS)
- 504/Chapter 61
- Family Support Services
- Athletic Health Care Trainers
- Comprehensive Student Support System
- School Health Services
- Counseling
- Chapter 19
- Home-Hospital
- State Improvement Grant II ... grant goals, activities, and evaluation process. An historical outcome from the previous SIG I is described in the "Executive Summary" along with how SIG II is currently being implemented statewide.
- Reference for faculty / staff
- Advocates
- Community Children's Councils... partnership
of parents, school personnel, private providers and other community members, who are concerned with
the delivery of services and support to special needs children and families
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