Child Find meeting scheduled for Surprise students
Courtesy DUSD/Ryan C. McGinley
The Dysart Unified School District Exceptional Student Services Department will be hosting a meeting for private school administrators, private childcare providers, and any families of students in private and homeschool settings within Dysart district boundaries to discuss Child Find procedures and the types of services the district is able to provide through Proportionate Share.
Proportionate Share is a set of funds set aside specifically to offer private and homeschool students some special education support through the public school district.
The informational meeting has been scheduled for 5:15 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 18 in the East Governing Board Room of the DUSD District Office, 15802 N. Parkview Place.
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Child Find meeting scheduled for Surprise students
Courtesy DUSD/Ryan C. McGinley
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The Dysart Unified School District Exceptional Student Services Department will be hosting a meeting for private school administrators, private childcare providers, and any families of students in private and homeschool settings within Dysart district boundaries to discuss Child Find procedures and the types of services the district is able to provide through Proportionate Share.
Proportionate Share is a set of funds set aside specifically to offer private and homeschool students some special education support through the public school district.
The informational meeting has been scheduled for 5:15 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 18 in the East Governing Board Room of the DUSD District Office, 15802 N. Parkview Place.
Parents and guardians that are concerned about their child’s development should attend to learn about how the Child Find process may benefit their family.
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