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Ec Programs And Services Chatham County Schools

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The table below highlights some key developmental milestones (things 75% of children or more can do) at various ages of early childhood. It is important to keep track of your child’s development and to act early if there are signs of a developmental delay or disability. Children’s Developmental Services Agency 919-250-1580 · 115 Market Street, Suite 201, Durham, NC 27701 Services include early identification and screening, family training, health services, psychological services, and a variety of therapies for families and their children, birth to three years old. Evaluation and service coordination are at no cost to the family.

Other services are based on a sliding fee scale. Chatham County Schools, Exceptional Children’s Pre-School Program Parent Rights Handbook - English | Parent Rights Handbook - Spanish CCS EC Process Manual Suspected Disabilities-Required Screenings & Evaluations 2/21 The Chatham County Schools (CCS) Exceptional Children Department in partnership with schools, families, and the community, works collaboratively to meet the unique needs of each child resulting in meaningful, positive student outcomes. We will educate, support, and advocate for students with disabilities in order to prepare them for life and success after graduation.

All students can learn given the appropriate supports and time Chatham Charter School staff identifies and serves K-12 students who need specially designed instruction. The Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) implements research-based interventions to identify students who have specific learning needs in addition to core classroom curriculum. The Exceptional Children program provides students with specially designed instruction to promote cognitive, physical, and social/emotional growth in the least restrictive environment. Project Child Find is a coordinated effort between Chatham Charter and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction to locate and identify children and youth ages birth through 21 with disabilities who are in... Learn more here.

Communities In Schools of Chatham County’s (CIS CC) unique model positions Student Support Specialists inside schools to assess students’ needs and provide resources to help them succeed in the classroom and in life. We partner with local businesses, social service agencies, health care providers and volunteers. Whether it’s food, school supplies, health care, counseling, academic assistance or a positive role model, CIS CC is there to help. Many children face challenges both inside and outside the classroom. Our Student Support Specialists strategically align and deliver needed resources so that students can focus on learning. At CIS CC we combine the power of one-on-one relationships with the science of proven, evidence-based programs, and mobilize community resources and proven programs to achieve results and remove barriers that keep students from...

Increased attendance, improved behavior, and satisfactory coursework, in addition to parent and family engagement, are the focus areas guiding our work. Collectively, we call it the ABC + P model. Our Student Support Specialists identify students in danger of not achieving their potential, assess student needs and provide wrap-around interventions and resources to change outcomes. CIS Chatham Youth F.I.R.S.T. (Finding Integrated Resources & Supports Together) is an integrated Student Supports intervention program that mitigates youth health and social risk factors to promote improved literacy and family-school engagement for students in kindergarten to eighth... This new service will not be eliminating any existing services but will instead extend our CIS Mentoring and Lunch Buddy program by offering more comprehensive supports for youth not served in our three traditional...

These students may be matched with mentors or lunch buddies but will also be able to benefit from the supports offered by a traditional school site program. By extending our services through Youth FIRST, CIS CC will be bringing our Integrated Student Supports (ISS) model to more of Chatham County’s most vulnerable elementary and middle school students who need individualized supports...

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Other services are based on a sliding fee scale. Chatham County Schools, Exceptional Children’s Pre-School Program Parent Rights Handbook - English | Parent Rights Handbook - Spanish CCS EC Process Manual Suspected Disabilities-Required Screenings & Evaluations 2/21 The Chatham County Schools (CCS) Exceptional Children Department in partnership with schools, families, and the community, works coll...

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All students can learn given the appropriate supports and time Chatham Charter School staff identifies and serves K-12 students who need specially designed instruction. The Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) implements research-based interventions to identify students who have specific learning needs in addition to core classroom curriculum. The Exceptional Children program provides students w...

Communities In Schools Of Chatham County’s (CIS CC) Unique Model

Communities In Schools of Chatham County’s (CIS CC) unique model positions Student Support Specialists inside schools to assess students’ needs and provide resources to help them succeed in the classroom and in life. We partner with local businesses, social service agencies, health care providers and volunteers. Whether it’s food, school supplies, health care, counseling, academic assistance or a ...

Increased Attendance, Improved Behavior, And Satisfactory Coursework, In Addition To

Increased attendance, improved behavior, and satisfactory coursework, in addition to parent and family engagement, are the focus areas guiding our work. Collectively, we call it the ABC + P model. Our Student Support Specialists identify students in danger of not achieving their potential, assess student needs and provide wrap-around interventions and resources to change outcomes. CIS Chatham Yout...