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1. Raise student achievement for all students

2. Close the achievement gap and provide educational equity for all students

3. Ensure a safe educational environment for all students

These district goals emphasize that ALL students have the ability to learn and should be provided that opportunity daily in a safe classroom setting. Special education services may be an option for students who struggle with learning and behavioral issues.

Special Education services are mandated by federal law under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and some children may be eligible for the following:

• An individual assessment by a school psychologist to determine eligibility for services under one of the designated categories under the IDEA

• Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment

• Individual Education Plan (IEP) is reviewed at least yearly and related services such as speech, occupational, physical therapy, and transportation, etc.

The State Dept of Education is introducing the EdPlan Connect Parent Portal. This portal allows access to your child’s IEP or 504 Plan documents, services and teacher-of-record information for finalized paperwork.

The links below will provide information and instructions for using the EdPlan Connect Parent Portal.

• Parent Guide for Using EdPlan Connect

• EdPlan Connect Quick Start

EdPlan Connect requires an active email address for you to receive notifications that will include a link to EdPlan Connect. Updates to email addresses can be completed at the Enrollment Center or your child’s school site.