It is through a combination of programs and services that the District provides to special education students a Free and Appropriate Public Education.
Programs
- Learning Support
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Life Skills Support
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Emotional Support
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Autistic Support
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Deaf and Hearing Impaired Support
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Blind or Visually Impaired Support
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Speech and Language Support
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Physical Support
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Multiple Disabilities Support
Services
Staff Development
In addition to offering these programs and services, our staff members have attended training sessions in the following areas:
- Implementing Children's Health Insurance
- National School Lunch Program
- Truancy Prevention
- Chester County Department of Aging - Intergeneration Family Caregivers
- IDEA Transition Planning
- Counseling Curriculum
- Assessment and PSSA
- Pre-Referral
- Study Skills
- ASEBA
- Components of Professional Practice for Psychologists
- State Medical Mandates
- Special Kids Network
- FERPA
- Head Trauma, Rehab, and Returning to School
- State Mandated BMI Screening
- Food Allergies
- Animal bite Procedures and Reporting
- CHIP
- Young Parents Program
- Reading Strategies Training
- Dispute Resolution
- Level of Care Assessing
- Medical Access
- Drug, Alcohol and Mental health Assessments
- Mental Health Services referral process
- Motivation Training
- IDEA and ESL
- Grief, Anxiety, and Panic Attack Counseling
- Social Skills, Stress and Anxiety, Anger Management
- Identifying students with Emotional Disturbance
- 504
- Autism and Asperger's
- Street Drugs and Tobacco
- Smallpox, West Nile Virus
- Dental Care for High-Risk Children
- State Physical Examinations
- Head Lice
- Diabetic Care Plans
- Asthma
- Pesticide Hypersensitivity
- Curriculum-Based Assessments
- "Fast Track Reading"
- Crisis Prevention Intervention