Special Education
Special Education
Discussion of Problem Statement: Students who have disabilities, whether they have a diagnosis or not, don't have the same access to instruction, programming, and resources as students who do not have disabilities.
ACTE 2. Students with disabilities, students of color, emerging bilingual and immigrant students, economically disadvantaged students, students in alternative placement, and students in segregated special education settings lack access to proven, baseline, fundamental, and necessary academic programming.
ACTE 3. Students who require specialized instruction (identified and not yet identified) lack equitable delivery of high-quality, inclusive experiences, instruction and related services, at their home campus.
ACTE 6. Students with disabilities, identified and yet unidentified, lack access to instructors that share responsibility for their development and instruction.
VAPA 6. Learners of all needs and abilities lack access to inclusive programming.
T 4. Students with unique accessibility needs at school facilities with SPED programming lack vetted & tested accessibility software.
O9: Families & students with unique accessibility & multilingual needs lack opportunities for family engagement, communication, multilingual & accessible support.
A5. Students who are identified with disabilities lack access to an equitable athletics and PE participation experience.