Special Services Curriculum

  • The Special Education Department improves educational results for learners with disabilities by promoting high expectations relative to their individual skills and needs. This is done by accessing both the general curriculum and specialized courses, and by providing necessary supports and accommodations. This is accomplished by conducting individual evaluations, collaborating with general education staff, and coordinating services through the individual case manager. Learners sign up for these courses with their case manager.

Course Descriptions

  • Alternate Assessed Core Topics in Social Studies II (Western Civilization)

  • Adaptive Physical Education

  • Adult Living I-IV

  • Applied Topics in Community / Vocational Training II

  • Alternate Assessed Core Topics in English/Language I-IV

  • Applied Topics in English I-IV

  • Applied Topics in Health

  • Alternate Assessed Core Topics in Math I-IV

  • Alternate Assessed Core Topics in Science I

  • Alternate Assessed Core Topics in Science II

  • Alternate Assessed Core Topics in Science III

  • Applied Topics in Social Skills I

  • Applied Topics in Social Skills II

  • Alternate Assessed Core Topics in Social Studies IV (Government and Economics)

  • Alternate Assessed Core Topics in Social Studies III (U.S. History)