Learning Support Services and programs for exceptional pupils whose primary identified need is academic support. Visually Impaired Support Services and programs for exceptional pupils who are blind or visually impaired. If you feel that your child is in need of assistance in any of the areas described in the brochure, screening can be provided. Just contact one of the offices listed on the back and speak with the Building Principal. You will then be part of a team that will determine how the school district can best meet your child's needs.
Due process is a series of steps to guarantee each pupil a free appropriate public education.
At each step in determining your child's need for specially designed instruction, parents are involved in the decision-making process. An explanation of your due process rights is available upon request in each West Greene School District building. All information concerning your child will be kept confidential as directed by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. A complete description of these rights are outlined in the Special Services Handbook available in each building as well as the District Office . West Greene's Home Page These pages are maintained by Rick Sonneborn, please send comments or suggestions.