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Welcome to the 2026-2027 School Year! School starts PROMPTLY at 8:00am - ATTENDANCE MATTERS and please come ON TIME!
Special Services
Special Services
- G. Haribaran (Family Assistant): x3184
- D. Jenkins (Family Assistant): x3186
- K. Rivera (Psychologist): x3183
- S. Castiglia (Psychologist): x3181
- V. Smith (School Social Worker): x3185
- S. Bishop (Special Education Intervention): x3189
- K. Porter (Community Coordinator): x3187
- TBD (S.A.P.I.S.): x3171
- S. Varghese (ESL/ENL): x2071
- C. Williams (ESL/ENL): x3071
- N. Cafaro (ESL/ENL): x3141
- Y. Ruiz (Speech): x2163
- A. Cleary (Speech): x2164
- A. Simeti (Speech): x2165
- S. Trachtenberg (Occupational Therapist): x2021
- TBD (Occupational Therapist): x2021
- C. Cunha-Grant (Physical Therapist): x2021
Helpful Links:
Helpful Links:
Section 504 Requests:
Section 504 Requests:
Procedural Safeguards:
Procedural Safeguards:
Students with Disabilities
Students with Disabilities
Students with disabilities are protected under THREE (3) major Laws in the United States. These laws ensure that individuals with disabilities (not just educationally based) are not discriminated and have equal and equitable access to resources.
Students with disabilities are protected under THREE (3) major Laws in the United States. These laws ensure that individuals with disabilities (not just educationally based) are not discriminated and have equal and equitable access to resources.
- IDEIA (formally IDEA)- revised in 2004, this law provides special education to students through IEPs
- Section 504- children with disabilities are ensured equal access to an education through accommodations and modifications, related aids and services, that meet a student's individualized needs
- ADA- Americans with Disabilities Act, a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on an individual's disability in school, by an employer, and by places that are open to the general public
American Speech - Language - Hearing Association
American Speech - Language - Hearing Association
ASHA is a professional association for speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists in the United States.
ASHA is a professional association for speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists in the United States.
Developmental Charts
Developmental Charts
What should my child be able to do?
What should my child be able to do?
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