The Special Education Department is committed to educating students, who qualify under the Michigan Special Education Rules, to their maximum potential, educationally, socially and vocationally.

If a parent suspects a student has an academic and/or behavioral problem that interferes with learning, please contact your child's teacher or the building principal to discuss the need for a pre-referral and/or testing.

The need for intervention services may be assessed before a child enters school. This is particularly important with speech and language delays or delays in development. If you have questions about your 0-5 year old child's development, please contact your speech and language therapist or school psychologist.

Special Education Staff Directory

Process for Determining a Specific Learning Disability

School Psychological Services

Speech and Language Therapy

School Social Work

Special Education Services

Preschool Programs  

Child Study Calendar (Wyandotte Staff Only)

Links to Special Education Resources

Michigan Directory of Service Providers for Infants, Toddlers & Students with Disabilities

What is an IEPT?

Understanding Test Scores

Student Motivation 

T.V. Influence    

504 Plans 

Michigan Early On Services For 0-3 Year Olds

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS: GARFIELD | JEFFERSON | MONROE |  WASHINGTON 
MIDDLE SCHOOL: WILSON  HIGH SCHOOL: ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL

SPECIAL PROGRAMS: JO BRIGHTON SKILL CENTER | MADISON SCHOOL  | THE LINCOLN CENTER 
OTHER: BACON LIBRARY | WAYNE COUNTY RESA

Updated 08/31/10

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