Concerns about Your Child

If you ever have questions or concerns about your child's academic, social, or emotional growth, reaching out to their classroom teacher is always a great place to start. If you feel additional support would be helpful, we are always happy to bring other team members into the conversation. 

Every school in our district features a dedicated team of specialists—including school social workers, school psychologists, and related service providers—who work directly with families. Together, we listen to your insights, evaluate your child's needs, and map out the best path forward to support their success.

If your child already has an IEP, your first point of contact should be your child’s case manager. A case manager is the specialist who serves as a liaison between you & the IEP team. If your child is eligible under Speech & Language Impairment their case manager is the Speech Pathologist and if your child is eligible under any other category the case manager is a special education teacher.