AEAs have two major responsibilities in special education: identification of children with disabilities (Child Find) and providing support and related services to those identified children. Services are provided for children birth through the age of 21 and can be accessed through requests made by parents or school personnel. Special Education Guidance
Special Education Services and Supports
Keystone AEA programs and services promote respect and compassion, and support enabling every learner to perform at his or her highest level within a safe, healthy and least restrictive environment. We have specialists who work with young children and in schools to support students, families and teachers. Some of these support include:
- Assistive Technology
- Autism
- Brain Injury
- Challenging Behavior
- Co-Teaching
- Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing
- Dyslexia
- Early ACCESS (Birth to Age 3)
- Early Childhood Special Education
- Occupational Therapy
- Paraeducators
- Physical Therapy
- School Psychology
- School Social Work
- Significant Disabilities
- Special Education Consultation
- Speech-Language Pathology
- Vision
