Special Education
Special Education Services Info
Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation offers a comprehensive special education program for students with disabilities, ages 3 through 22. In alignment with Indiana Article 7, which governs special education, Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation provides a full continuum of services designed to meet students’ individual needs. Support options include consultation services, inclusive general education support, resource room support, and self-contained classroom settings, depending on each student’s identified needs.
Students who are services through TVSC’s Special Education Program include those with the following disabilities:
o Autism Spectrum Disorder
o Blind or Low Vision
o Cognitive Disability
o Deaf or Hard of Hearing
o Deaf-Blind
o Developmental Delay (early childhood)
o Emotional Disability
o Language Impairment
o Speech Impairment
o Multiple Disabilities
o Other Health Impairment
o Orthopedic Impairment
o Specific Learning Disability
o Traumatic Brain Injury
Article 7
Article 7, Indiana's special education law, provides procedural safeguards for the parent(s) and students that are designed to promote parental participation, ensure that students with disabilities are provided a free appropriate public education (FAPE), and provide a means of resolving disagreements.
Procedure Safeguards (Eng & Spnish)