Welcome to the Special Services Department
Community High School District 128
Special Services Department
Kathleen Witt,
Director of Special Services
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Robin Myerberg, Program Supervisor Vernon Hills High School Phone No. (847) 932-2028 (847) 932-2028 (847) 932-2028 (847) 932-2028 |
Kathleen Colón, Program Supervisor Libertyville High School Phone No.(847) 327-7088 |
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Contact Information:
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CHOICES Conference
CHOICES 2012 was a great success. Thank you to the LHS parents and students that attended. If you couldn't attend, the link below will take you to the information presented that evening.
http://www.postsecondarychoices.org/
What are my post secondary options? Which colleges are best for me? How do I get accommodations in college? Is college the right place for me? Community College? Trade Schools? Are there other options?
For many students and parents, the notion of post-secondary planning may appear daunting. The process can be an educational adventure and should be a time of personal growth, self-understanding and goal setting. It should also include a survey of all options available to students.
CHOICES 2013 will be in October at Evanston Township High School.
New Horizons
LHS is proud to have hosted this event for the second time. Students and parents had the opportunity to visit with representatives from technical training schools. Thanks to all who attended and provided feedback. We will use that information for planning next year's conference. We hope to see you there!
Please click here for more information: https://sites.google.com/a/d128.org/newhorizons/
The Special Services Department is committed to providing a supportive environment in which students with special educational needs can develop intellectual, academic, physical, social, emotional and civic life skills. The department strives to assist each student to access a variety of learning opportunities provided by high school courses, services and extra-curricular activities. The Special Services program supports each student's efforts to become a self-aware, self-advocating, self-directed strategic learner.
The Special Services Department provides a free appropriate public education to student's ages 15 through 21 years of age who have vision, hearing, language, physical, learning and/or social-emotional disabilities and who have been found eligible to receive special education services. Special education programs and services are those which are not available though the general education curriculum and which a student requires in order to benefit from his education. Students who are suspected of having a disability which may require special education services should be referred to the Special Services Team via the student's guidance counselor or social worker to determine if a case study evaluation is necessary.