An Academic Decathlon course is offered to gifted students motivated by competition and in-depth study. In addition honors courses are offered in English, math, and science. Students must complete a minimum of 220 credit hours to satisfy graduation requirements. Students qualifying for Special Education services with verified disabilities receive individualized programs designed by teams of professionals and parents and implemented to meet their unique learning needs. Comprehensive services employing specially trained and endorsed staff are available for disabled individuals from birth to age 21.
Programs are available in each elementary, middle school, and high school facility.
A specialized Early Childhood Education Center is located at Northeast Elementary to work in a community based transition program for students . Federally funded Title I instruction is available for qualifying students at the elementary and middle school levels. Students qualifying under the 504 guidelines receive alternative accommodation planning through the regular classroom support services program. Through Alternative Education programs, students identified as At Risk receive additional opportunities in Alternative Education support models. An active school district Crisis Intervention Team is available to support students, staff, and patrons of the district when needed.