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A guide to special education at Niskayuna Central School District
A guide to special education at Niskayuna Central School District
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1 in 7 Students
1 in 7 Students
Receives Special Education Services within the Niskayuna Central School District
4 major types of special needs in children (with examples)
4 major types of special needs in children (with examples)
Physical
Muscular Dystrophy, Multiple Sclerosis, Chronic Asthma, EpilepsyDevelopmental
Down Syndrome, Autism, Learning Disabilities, Processing DisordersBehavioral / Emotional
Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity, Anxiety, Bipolar of Depression, Oppositional Defiance DisorderSensory Impaired
Blind, Visually Impaired, Deaf, Limited Hearing
Some students receive services during their regular class time, including:
Some students receive services during their regular class time, including:
resource room program
consultant teacher
speech/language therapy
audiology services
interpreting services
psychological services
counseling services
physical therapy
occupational therapy
orientation and mobility services
school health services
school social work
assistive technology services
Some schools have unique special education classrooms and programs
Some schools have unique special education classrooms and programs
Birchwood
Birchwood
Intensive Management Needs (IMN) Classroom
Hillside
Hillside
Communication Classroom
Rosendale
Rosendale
Life Skills Classroom
Academic Skills (Bridges) Classroom
Iroquois MS
Iroquois MS
Communications Classroom
RISE Classroom (Reaching Independence by Supportive Education)
High School
High School
ACCESS Classroom
Our Goal
Our Goal
Our goal is to bring our kids together, to build friendships, advocate for acceptance and build a sense of belonging for all!
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