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NAEP -- Inclusion Of Special-Needs Students All specialneeds students may use the same accommodations in NAEP for NAEP because NAEP administrators are in each school only one day. back to Top http://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/about/inclusion.asp
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In-Service Safety Series - Transporting Students With Special Needs TRANSPORTING students WITH special needs. InService Safety Series. back, Next The school Bus Driver/Attendant of the Student with special needs Handout http://nhtsa.gov/people/injury/buses/UpdatedWeb/topic_9/
Extractions: School buses transport the nations most important resource, its youth. Parents and caregivers are asked every day to entrust their children to school bus operators. While the safety record of school buses is remarkable, there is no such thing as safe enough for a caregiver. This module focuses on the transportation of the student with special needs and the equipment that these students may require. NOTE: This module is intended as an in-service refresher training for drivers and transportation personnel of students with special needs. In addition, the current trend is to integrate students with a variety of special needs with students on a regular bus route. This module can be used as awareness training for all school bus drivers and transportation personnel who may at some point be required to transport students with special needs. This module is NOT sufficient for the comprehensive initial training required for drivers and transportation personnel of students with special needs. Main Topics
Extractions: The school bus driver/attendant should know the characteristics of the disability and the equipment the student needs and uses. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act or IDEA guarantees students with special needs a free and appropriate public education (FAPE). Special education must be designed to meet each students unique educational needs. Those unique special educational needs and how they will be addressed are laid out in the students individual educational plan or IEP. One of the things that the IEP covers is transportation. The IEP process has two parts: At this meeting parents and school personnel jointly make decisions about a students special educational needs. The IEP team includes: Teachers (1 regular and 1 special education, as appropriate) School administrator Appropriate related services personnel who work with the student (e.g., school nurse, physical/occupational therapist, doctors; social service representatives; transportation personnel) Parents or caregivers The student, if appropriate
Extractions: Great Oaks is a career-technical high school in southwest Ohio, serving 36 school districts . As part of the Great Oaks district, there are four career development campuses which offer high school programs: Diamond Oaks on the west side of Cincinnati Laurel Oaks in Wilmington Live Oaks in Milford Scarlet Oaks in Sharonville At these campuses there are over 40 different programs to choose from. You complete these programs in your junior and senior year as you prepare for continuing education, the workplace, and/or the military. Here are the steps: Step 1: Fill out the paperwork with your parents and school counselor to participate in a Career Assessment. The assessment lasts one school day and will occur at a Great Oaks campus. During the day, you will participate in hands-on and computerized tests to determine your strengths and skills.
Spedprogram As a result, special needs students participate in the general education the school will ask for your consent to evaluate your student. back to FAQ s http://www.monte.wednet.edu/StudentServices/spedprogram.htm
Extractions: Office Manager Directory of Staff Special Education Frequently Asked Questions Staff Development Summer School Links The Montesano School District Special Education Program serves approximately 180 students ranging from birth to twenty-one years. These services are provided by special education teachers, paraeducators, counselors, school psychologist, speech language pathologist, and occupational therapist. Students with disabilities are served in the least restrictive environment possible as specified in federal and state laws. As a result, special needs students participate in the general education classroom with the general education curriculum as much as possible. Frequently Asked Questions How could my student qualify for these services?
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