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Important Information About ID Moderate and AU
Parents can learn more about Extended Content Standards (ECS) classes.
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Información importante acerca de las clases de Autismo o de Discapacidad Intelectual Moderada
Hay dos sesiones el 30 y 31 de enero para que los padres aprendan más sobre las clases de Estándares de contenido extendido.
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Important Information About ID Mild I and II
Parents can learn more about ID Mild transition.
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Información importante acerca de las clases de Discapacidad Intelectual Leve I y II
El 29 de enero hay dos oportunidades para que aprenda más.
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Spring Sessions Offer Important Information for Parents
There are courses about the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) process, how to advocate for your child, and more.
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Club Unify at Sycamore Creek Elementary
Club Unify brings together students with and without disabilities to promote mutual understanding and friendship.
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Save the Date: Special Education Open House & Resource Fair is Nov. 6
This evening event at Martin Middle School provides parents an opportunity to learn about special education services, related services and community resources for students with disabilities.
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October is Disability History and Awareness Month!
Participation in Disability History & Awareness Month has continued to grow every year in schools all across our district. We hope to see that trend continue for the 6th annual commemoration!
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Kelly O'Hara is the 2017-18 Special Education Teacher of Excellence
The award is given annually to the top special education teacher in the district.
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Everything You Need to Know About Regional Program Shifts
There will be exciting improvements to some regional programs beginning in the 2017-2018 school year.
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Important Information About WCPSS Nursing Services
We have run into a complication that will prevent us from selecting one nursing agency for the upcoming school year.
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Team NCSU Wins $32,500 for Special Education Services
N.C. State head coach Dave Doeren and former Wolfpack football/baseball standout Terry Harvey finished in a tie for third today at the 2017 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Challenge.
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College Prep Session for Students with Disabilities Is Now Full!
There's been overwhelming interest from parents and students.
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Disability History and Awareness Month Promotes Understanding, Appreciation
This year’s theme is “Uniquely Capable.” A host of activities and lessons will dispel stereotypes and demonstrate how people with disabilities can achieve success in all facets of life.
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PARENTS: Register Now for Free Special Education Conference
The Sept. 24 conference will address IEPs, study and test-taking skills, accessing extracurricular activities, developing social skills and more.
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Casey Otten Does It All
The 15-year special education teacher at Salem Middle School, is "always going above and beyond for her students and their families.” She is Wake County's 2016 Educator of Excellence.
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Field of Dreams: 'It's Just a Great Day'
The baseball tournament for special education students has been a big hit for the past 8 years, and it just keeps getting more popular.
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Speech therapists awarded for advocacy
Two Wake County Schools assistive technology specialists, who serve students with communication disabilities at 56 schools between them, have been honored with Lara Jane Parker Awards for Advocacy.
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Coach Doeren wins $32,500 for Special Education Services
For the second year in a row, the golf skills of N.C. State Head Football Coach Dave Doeren and former football and baseball standout Terry Harvey yielded a major donation to Wake County Schools' Special Education Services.
