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30 mar 2024 · School leaders play a crucial role in establishing a schoolwide mindset that regards special education as an integral part of the school community, and not a separate placement or program to be isolated from general education.
How does Tennessee ensure access to quality education for students with special needs? 1. Individualized Education Programs (IEPs): Tennessee schools are legally required to create and implement an IEP for each student identified as having a disability.
Special education is not a place. It is the most intensive intervention along the continuum of service defined by individual need, services, and placement. Strong leadership at every level is the foundation of a collaborative and inclusive environment that supports ALL students.
IEPs, or Individualized Education Programs, outline the learning objectives for students with disabilities. The objectives are based upon evaluation of the child and tailored to meet specific learning needs.
4 gru 2019 · Working toward better education. At the state level, the State Board of Education and the Tennessee Department of Education are constantly working together to focus on excellent, equitable...
Contact your child’s school to make sure teachers, guidance counselors, and administrators know if your child’s health requires special medical needs. Work with the school to provide the safest way to meet these needs.
Children between the ages of 3 and 22 with disabilities are entitled to a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) under Federal Law. The services are individualized and provided through the public school system.
