1.1. They are licensed to administer intelligence tests and other assessments to determine if a student is eligible to receive special education. They are responsible for communicating with the parents.
2. • School counselor:
2.1. they work with all students and are the problem solvers for the school. They work with individual students on personal issues. Assist with peer relationships issue and help students access courses and colleges.
3. • School social worker
3.1. They are the individuals that coordinate the efforts of educators, families, and outside agency personnel to ensure that students receive all the support they need
4. • Physical therapist:
4.1. Helps students if they have a disability that affects their movement.
5. IEP Components
6. • Special education teachers:
6.1. those who provide day to day instruction and other support for students with disabilities.
7. • Speech-language pathologist:
7.1. they diagnose special needs related to speech and language, and design interventions to address them, deliver the services, and monitor student progress.
8. • Occupational therapist:
8.1. Helps students gain independence in school and their community by teaching functional and other living skills.
9. • Paraeducator:
9.1. They work under the direction of a teacher to help in the delivery of services for students with disabilities.
