EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Sample Clauses
EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN. Works cooperatively with teachers of special students in order to implement strategies which address their learning styles.
EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN. A. Exceptional children are generally held to be children who deviate from a mean expectation in either mental or physical attributes.
B. A teacher has an inherent right to ask for, and to expect to receive, reasonable assistance from the District's resources of staff and materials when assigned an exceptional child.
C. The Committee on the Special Education will handle all requests for handicapped children.
EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN. It shall be the responsibility of the Board to identify and evaluate all CIHS Students who may qualify for special education and related services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). The Board shall provide, at its sole cost and expense, all special education and related services required under IDEA for all CIHS courses. Students with disabilities seeking accommodations in WTCC courses must meet the disability eligibility requirements of WTCC, and WTCC shall provide such Students with reasonable accommodations based on current documentation provided by the Student and CIHS. WTCC shall also be responsible for complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504, Subpart E, of the Rehabilitation Act, in the same manner as is required for all other WTCC students. However, the Board shall reimburse WTCC for any and all expenses incurred by WTCC as a result of having to provide any CIHS Student with any modification or accommodation, including the costs of educational auxiliary aids.