Special Education
Every learner is empowered for a lifetime of success.
The Special Education Team is committed to educating students ages 3 through 22 with identified educational disabilities. Individualized services are designed to meet each student’s unique needs within the least restrictive environment.
As they enter school, all students undergo an initial screening designed to identify any major areas of concern. These areas may include vision, hearing, speech, academics and/or behavior. As students progress through school, parents may request that staff members help solve behavioral problems.
The individual needs of all students with disabilities are met through the process of identification, evaluation, placement, and the provision of needed and required programs and related services. All parents and students are provided procedural safeguards, due process, confidentiality, and the right to a free and appropriate education.
Programs
Related Services
Parents and Families Resources
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Special Education Process Flow Chart - Understanding Arizona’s special education process
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Encircle Families- State programs and services for parents and families
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Family Resources - Because part of our students’ success depends on their community's strength, we offer information on the following resources.
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Child Find- Locating, identifying, and evaluating all children with disabilities, aged birth through 21
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Procedural Rights and Safeguards- Procedural safeguards in special education are legal protections under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) that ensure parents and students' rights