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      Services

The ISD operates four (4) classrooms for Moderately Cognitively Impaired (CI):
These classrooms are located in local district buildings to provide an environment of inclusion.

Iron Mountain North Elementary Building
Norway/Vulcan High School
Forest Park in Iron County 
The Willis Early Childhood Center for post high school through age 26.

Four (4) Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) classrooms for pre-school children:
Willis Center - two classes
Bates Elementary in Iron County
Norway (Holy Spirit)

The Life Skills Classroom at Cowboy Lake involves students from local districts who need hands-on life skills instruction. The house is provided by Wisconsin Electric and we contract with TRICO for the program coordinator. This program is intended for middle school age students, they are transported to the program.

Other services provided by the Intermediate School District include:
 
Speech and Language Therapy

The speech therapist conducts an evaluation of students who have speech or language difficulties.  They provide direct service to students who have an Individual Education Plan (IEP).

Occupational Therapy
The OT evaluates the student's functional abilities in an educational setting.  Therapy is based on education needs and the effect the disability has on classroom performance and/or daily living tasks.

Physical Therapy
The PT assesses and provides services appropriate to improve or maintain a student's level of physical functioning within the school environment so that any physical limitation does not affect the educational process.

School Psychology Services
The psychologist is responsible for evaluating students to determine eligibility for special education services.  The psychologist works with local district personnel to identify supports for students who are having difficulty learning in their classrooms.

School Social Worker Services
The ISD provides students with social work services who are eligible for special education as emotionally impaired or who have significant social or emotional concerns or mental illness.  The social worker also conducts evaluations and participates on the multidisciplinary team when students are referred for testing due to emotional or behavioral concerns.

Assistive Technology Services
The DIISD employs an assistive technology coordinator to serve students in both counties.  Services includes making devices available for students with disabilities outlined in their IEP.  AT services include assistive technology evaluation, training and instruction in the use of an AT device or software program for the student and/or school personnel. 

Behavioral Consultant
Consultants for Hearing Impaired
Visually Impaired
Austically Impaired
Learning Disabled students.

If you have any questions about the ISD Special Education Programs, please feel free to call our office, (906) 779-2692.




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