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Director of Special Education & Student Services | Special Education & Student Services | School Psychologist -Primary (Preschool-5th) | Psychologist - Secondary (6th-12) |
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SPECIAL EDUCATION PROCESS
Special Education Process Flowchart
This flowchart will identify the steps and timelines for referring a student to Special Education
Multi-Tiered System of Supports
This flowchart will reflect the three tiers of interventions to support students who are a focus of concern
Child Find
College Place School District offers comprehensive special education services to eligible students from ages 3 through 21. Birth to age three screenings and services are provided by ESD 123. Evaluations and services for students aged three and older are provided by College Place Public Schools
Public school services include screenings and evaluations in areas of suspected disabilities, such as vision, hearing, motor skills, speech, language, and general development. Public schools provide a continuum of services for students who qualify. For more information concerning a free, appropriate, public education, eligibility criteria, and referral procedures, contact your local school’s counselor or principal, or the CPPS Special Education Office at 509.525.4827 or visit our district website www.cpps.org. If your family is living in a temporary situation, you may contact the district where you are staying to access the referral process. Special Education brochures are also available at all CPPS school offices.