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Special Education

SCOE Special Education Programs
SCOE’s Special Education Division provides direct are provided to the following
and indirect support services for students with special numbers of students:
needs and their families in school settings or in the
home. Specialized services are provided to students Early Intervention (Infant through age 5)
throughout Stanislaus County from birth to age 22, Early Start Infant-Toddler Program .......................................... 94
supporting district programs and operating SCOE Preschool Special Day Classes ................................................... 46
programs on district campuses and at two schools on Autism Preschool Special Day Classes .................................... 70
Stonum Road in Ceres. The Special Education Division Readiness Program ........................................................................ 51
operates 51 Special Day Classes on 21 different school Deaf & Hard of Hearing Special Day Class ............................ 20
sites. Approximately 500 employees work in different Elementary & High School Age through 22
capacities within the division, making a difference in Years of Age
the lives of students, families, and communities.
Emotionally Disturbed Special Day Class ............................104
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Special Day Class........................ 15
What parents say about Multiply Handicapped/Physically Handicapped ................ 33
Special Education: Severely Handicapped/Behaviorally Challenged ............... 95
Autism Special Day Class ...........................................................115
Learning Handicapped Special Day Class ............................. 28
“When I was introduced to

SCOE, I was lost and confused Itinerant
Augmentative Communication/Assistive Technology ...135
with a child who felt much worse Autism Inclusion ...........................................................................227
Adaptive Physical Education ....................................................159
than I did. Before coming here, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Inclusion ......................................104

everyone cared but didn’t know how Physically Handicapped ............................................................... 44
Severely Handicapped/Inclusion (K-12) ................................. 11
to help. SCOE has expert staff who “We have an amazing and Emotionally Disturbed/ Inclusion ............................................ 63
Visually Handicapped ................................................................... 79
equipped my son with tools to help knowledgeable support team Speech/Language Program (preschool-Age 22) ..............291
Resource ............................................................................................ 81
him grow and manage challenges. from SCOE that has always Juvenile Hall ............................................................................. 39

We are now on a positive and directed us as a family in what School Nurses ...................................8,968 students served

progressive path forward.” is best for our daughter!” Hearing Screening .....................98,115 students served
(Multiple counties)
– Kylee Laton-Galvin – Melva Roman

Student Events Draw Thousands of Participants Each Year

SCOE sponsors a variety of student events throughout the school year, and the winners of
Events and Number of Students local academic contests often have the opportunity to compete in state competitions, opening a
whole new world of exciting possibilities for them. Pictured below, students compete at the Harold

Academic Decathlon Academic Pentathlon Pope Junior Relays.
220 165

American Heritage Elementary Spelling
Scholarship Program Championship
300 77

Elementary Science Harold Pope
Olympiad Junior Relays
460 780

Junior High Spelling Junior High & High
Championship School Music Festival
45 585

Mock Trials History Day
220 300

Occupational Olympics Regional Science
and Career Exposition Olympiad
700 600

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