In addition to the general supports provided to each child, some students also receive direct targeted instruction. Students who receive special education services and specially designed instruction are eligible for the following related services under IDEA:

• Assistive Technology
• Audiology
• Behavior Supports
• Psychological and Counseling services
• Health and medical services
• Occupational therapy
• Orientation and mobility services
• Parent training
• Physical therapy
• Speech-language pathology
• Vision Services

In order for students to receive direct service from a provider, parent or staff concerns are discussed with the provider and a screening is requested. The provider will conduct informal assessments and child observations to determine if further formal evaluations are needed. 

If formal testing is necessary, an ARD committee meeting is requested and scheduled. Consent for testing is obtained from the parent/guardian/adult student and a due date is set. When the testing is completed, another ARD meeting is scheduled so results can be shared. This consent for testing can be revoked (cancelled) at any time by the parent/guardian/adult student.