Special education programs and services

Children develop and learn at different rates. Some children have difficulty learning to read and write and need the assistance of a special education program. Others learn more easily and require program extensions or more challenging curriculum.

Many children who require a special education program remain in the regular classroom. They are provided with support such as program accommodations, assistance from the in-school support program teacher or itinerant teacher. Some children do better in a special education contained class. There is no one way to deliver special education programs, and there is no one way to address a particular disability. The Peel board offers a range of special education programs and services designed to meet a wide range of individual children's needs.

For more information please select the appropriate link

• Protocol for collaborative agreements with external agencies

• Getting to know special education programs and services

• Parents Guide to Identification, Placement and Review Committees (IPRC)

• Parents Guide to the Individual Education Plan (IEP)

• Special Education Plan

• Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC)

• Student Transportation

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