Special Education at Washington

The Special Education program at Washington provides specially designed instruction to qualified students with Individualized Educational Programs  (IEPs) in the areas of reading, written expression, mathematics, study skills, daily living skills, behavior, speech and language, and occupational therapy.

These classes present a modified curriculum with specific attention to developing skills needed for successful re-integration into the general education curriculum.  Classes are determined by the IEP team and may include self-contained, rotation and/or inclusion model services.

Students may also be in mainstream classes for varying numbers of periods per day.   Speech and OT/PT services are provided for qualifying students who require either articulation and language processing therapy or have physical disabilities or related health needs.