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Child Find
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Each school district in New York State is required by law to establish a Committee on Special Education (CSE) which, comprised of parents and professional school personnel, reviews the needs of each child referred and determines if she/he is educationally disabled. Appropriate services or programs for identified children are then recommended by the Committee to the Board of Education. These programs take the form of part-time services, full-time special classes or home instruction. Special classes, resource rooms and consultant teachers are available at all schools.
When the Committee on Special Education has determined that students with special education needs cannot be provided for in the District schools, appropriate out-of-district instructional programs are arranged at the District’s expense.
The school district is also responsible for the placement of preschool children, ages 3 and 4, who have been identified by the Committee on Preschool Special Education as educationally disabled. This Committee is made up of district personnel, a parent, a representative of Erie County, a representative of a preschool education agency and regular and special education teachers.
If your child is disabled or you suspect he/she may be disabled, he or she may be entitled to special education and/or related services without cost to you. A child with a disability is entitled to a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE).
For more information please see The Director of Pupil Personnel Services, Dr. Sharon Loughran at (716) 677-3156.
Section 504
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Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act allows for the provision of reasonable modifications and accommodations for those students who demonstrate a life impairing disability which substantially limits a major life function, but who do not meet eligibility requirements for special education services by the Committee of Special Education. However, ineligibility through CSE does not automatically equate to eligibility through Section 504. Students found eligible for a Section 504 Accommodation Plan are monitored by a case manager through the Student Services Office, and the student’s School Counselor or School Psychologist.For more information about 504 Plans and the referral process, please see The Director of Pupil Personnel Services, Dr. Sharon Loughran at (716) 677-3156.