Welcome to ESE!
Welcome to ESE!
The Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Department enhances the instructional program of every school by helping students who are encountering roadblocks to successful learning.
The Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Department enhances the instructional program of every school by helping students who are encountering roadblocks to successful learning.
Polk County’s ESE Department meets the needs of over 20,000 students from preschool through 22 years of age. A continuum of services is provided for each of the exceptionalities.
Polk County’s ESE Department meets the needs of over 20,000 students from preschool through 22 years of age. A continuum of services is provided for each of the exceptionalities.
Before you scroll any further, we want to share something with you that will get you thinking about students with disabilities.
Before you scroll any further, we want to share something with you that will get you thinking about students with disabilities.
Special Education Law
Special Education Law
Teachers of students with disabilities should have a working knowledge of basic special education law. They should understand their role and responsibilities in the special education process.
Teachers of students with disabilities should have a working knowledge of basic special education law. They should understand their role and responsibilities in the special education process.
Check out the timeline created by www.wrightslaw.com on special education laws=======>
Check out the timeline created by www.wrightslaw.com on special education laws=======>
StateLawTimeline.mp4Florida Rules and Regulations
Florida Rules and Regulations
The state of Florida can add additional requirements beyond those in the Federal Rules. Each year the legislature may pass new rules and laws. Each year the District must update the information and training that will impact Special Education services and development of IEPs.
The state of Florida can add additional requirements beyond those in the Federal Rules. Each year the legislature may pass new rules and laws. Each year the District must update the information and training that will impact Special Education services and development of IEPs.
