Teacher Conferences 4. Services are available based on the individual needs of the students. Most consultant services are provided directly to the student in the schools with the classroom teachers or with other school personnel. Students who are ready for transition services may participate in programs through other local agencies. These include Community Mental Health programs or job training through the Copper Country Workshop and Michigan Rehab Services.
Students also participate in programs through local public schools, as appropriate.
Special education classrooms are located in schools housing regular education pupils of comparable age and grade level with the exceptions of TMI, SMI, Preprimary and Section 53 Programs. The Learning Center provides opportunites for development of skills for meeting adult roles. This includes the development of job training opportunities within the school and through the pre-vocational training program. These opportunities include job training for dish washing, dining room clean-up, filling video orders for REMC 1, lawn care, cement lawn ornament production, and more. All students participate in pre-vocational classroom programs.