Special Education Teachers

The Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA) guarantees a free appropriate public education to all eligible children with disabilities. Refer to Evaluation & Eligibility for more information. The steps in the special education process include:

Identification and referral
Evaluation
Determination of eligibility
Development of an individualized education program (IEP) and determination of services
Reevaluation

There are timelines schools must follow for each step. Timelines help to prevent any delay. Procedural safeguards, which are rights given to the parents of a child with a disability and the child upon reaching the age of majority (age 18), ensure that the child is provided a free appropriate public education according to the Federal and State rules. The services and placement of students with disabilities who need special education, are developed through an IEP, which is the responsibility of local public school divisions.

  • Ms. Campbell

    Speech Language Pathologist
  • Ms. Fletcher

    Occupational Therapist
  • Ms. Hughes

    Grades 1, 2, & 4
  • Ms. Jungersen

    Vision Specialist
  • Ms. Lunsford

    Grades K & 5
  • Ms. Mays

    Autism, Grades K-2
  • Ms. Nolan

    Board Certified Behavior Analyst
  • Ms. Sanders

    Autism, Grades 3-5
  • Ms. Tock

    Autism, Grades K-5
  • Mr. Turner

    Grade 3