The Granville School District provides a comprehensive program of services to students ages 3 to 21 identified as disabled under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Services are provided as required by Ohio’s Model Policies and Procedures for the Education of Children with Disabilities.
Intervention assistance teams in each school assist staff and parents in providing assessment, evaluation and interventions for student needs in the general education classroom. Special education services are available for students with learning disabilities, physical, developmental and behavioral handicaps, and multiple handicaps.
If you have concerns about your child’s educational progress, you may start by meeting with his or her teacher to discuss your concerns. You may also contact the building administrator(s) or district Student Services Department.
Students needing specialized instruction and support are given an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). They are supported, whenever possible, in general education classrooms. Students may also be provided with tutoring or be placed in skill-appropriate classes. Services are provided, to the maximum extent possible, in the least restrictive environment.
The district's Student Services Department provides services based on student needs and specific support services, testing and assessment, and alternative programming. Students with more intensive needs, or very specialized needs, may be placed in programs out of the district
The district will make available its policy of nondiscrimination against persons with disabilities and inform parents of their rights under Section 504 (including the right to examine records relevant to their child and the right to an impartial hearing with representation by counsel) anytime the district takes action with regard to identification, evaluation, educational program or educational placement of a student with a disability.
Parents should contact the Director of Student Services regarding any questions related to Section 504 and/or Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Learning App
Are you looking for updated learning apps to use with your children? Understood.org has a great Tech Finder tool to help you sort through the world of learning apps and narrow your focus for your child. As always, find ways to balance technology and good, old-fashioned play! Children need as much outdoor time as possible when the weather is nice!
If you have questions about your child’s progress in school, please reach out to your child’s teacher to discuss your concerns.
Thank you
Gwenn Spence, Director of Student Services
The Licking County Library has digital resources specifically for young children, workshops and activities to assist young children in learning 21st century skills tied to Department of Education Content Standards. Here are two of the resources available: