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Student Support

Supplemental supports and services in all academic areas are available to all students, particularly students who qualify through an IEP (IDEA), or an Accommodation Plan (Section 504), and gifted.  In Tennessee, Gifted services fall under the special education umbrella.  Supplemental supports and services are provided throughout most academic areas in varying degrees depending on the needs of students and faculty resources.  Services may include any one of the following:

  • Consultation with faculty, student, and parent(s)
     
  • Direct or indirect support in classroom lessons and activities
     
  • Small groups
     
  • Individual assistance in the classroom or other learning environment.

After age 18, students who will continue their IEP may do so by continuing their education with Williamson County Schools through community- based education.

Consulting and/or Direct Student Support Services provide extra supports in a general education classroom.  Special education staffs are available to lend support to both the teacher and students, particularly students who are gifted, special education, and those who have 504 needs.  When not in the general classroom, the special education staff (including Gifted) may assist students in directed study, the learning lab, small groups, or consulting with students or teachers on an individual basis.  Specific supports may be given to students who have behavioral issues that impact their academic success.  The goal of Student Support Services is to provide the needed supports to make students successful during their high school years.

The Transition Program is designed for students with disabilities who have graduated 12th grade but are not yet ready for the work force.  The students participate in Work Based Learning, where they receive “on the job” training at various businesses within the community.  In addition, students receive instruction in functional academics, daily living skills, and leisure and recreation. 

Through an IEP, students may be assigned a class which is served through direct contact with a Student Support certified teacher or Student Support assistant.  The following classes are generally available for direct services through an IEP:
Direct Services and/or Consulting:

English I , II, III, & IV
Foundations II
Algebra I
Geometry
Life & Physical Science
Biology I
World History
U.S. History
Vocational Experience/WBL

 

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