Our special education program includes:

• A certified Special Education Teacher
• A dedicated Resource Room and Integrated Co-Teaching Model (ICT), where certified Special Education teachers can help children with a learning disability, speech and/or language impairment, mild autism or other health impairments as well as students who are academically “at risk” due to performing below grade level in reading and math
• Wilson Fundations® Program: Wilson is a provider of research-based reading and spelling programs for Grades K, 1 and 2. Its multisensory, structured curricula have proven to be highly effective in helping children improve their reading and language skills
• Learning Ally access to over 80,000 audiobooks for students in grades K- 8 who are diagnosed with dyslexia, a physical impairment or students who struggle with vocabulary, fluency, or reading comprehension
• A rotating educational coach, who can help children cope with the social and emotional components related to their disability
• Professional Development for current teaching staff members to further development their ability to work with children with learning and physical disabilities