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Ramona Gazewood Director-Special Services Phone:(307) 771-2174 Department Staff A wide range of programs and services is provided for children ages 5 to 21 with special educational needs. The primary purpose of special education is to ensure that exceptional children develop mentally, physically, socially and emotionally. Every school in the district provides special education services through resource rooms as well as regular classrooms. Some schools also have districtwide programs. Philosophy Child Find Program Eligibility of Special Education Services Expenditures/Disability Totals 2002-2003 ... Special Services District Forms Services for Students with Disabilities: District-Wide Programs Language Labs Programs for Adaptive Living Skills (PALS) Hearing Impaired Programs Social/Emotional Program ... Adolescent Day Treatment Program Related Services Psychological Services Social Work Services Counseling and Guidance Services Audiology Services ... Transition Services Support Services Educational Resource Center Homebound Program Parent Resource Center Specialized Transportation Program ... Community Services 2002-2003 Report During the 2002–2003 school year, 1,521 LCSD1 students were served in special education programs.

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