SPECIAL EDUCATION AND RELATED SERVICES
Alison Underwood- Director of Special Education
(618) 343-2762
Tara Glynn- Special Education Supervisor
(618) 343-2470
Collinsville Unit 10 Special Education provides support and services to over 1,100 students with disabilities. Our staff members include Special Education Teachers, Educational Assistants, Speech Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Social Workers, School Psychologists, Nurses, Adapted PE Teachers, Vision and Hearing Itinerants. Four building-level IEP Coordinators provide technical assistance to special and general education staff and administrators.
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To request a 504 Plan for your student, please contact the building principal.
Homebound Instruction is the Most Restrictive educational environment. Homebound Instruction is an out-of-school service for students who have a documented medical condition preventing them from participating in traditional classroom instruction. However, students are expected to attend school to the fullest extent possible.
Homebound services aim to keep the student current with classroom instruction during the standard school year and facilitate the Student's return to the current classroom setting. Homebound instruction is not intended to replace school services and is, by design, temporary. It is not a remediation service that gives students time to make up previously missed assignments.
A student who is absent from school, or whose physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse anticipates that the student will be absent from school for two or more consecutive weeks or on an ongoing intermittent basis, because of a medical condition may be eligible for instruction in the student’s home or hospital.
To establish eligibility for Homebound Instruction, the parent or guardian must contact Mrs. Glynn, the district homebound coordinator, at (618) 343-2740 to pick up a homebound application packet. This packet must be completed by the student's medical provider.
Homebound Instruction shall begin no later than five school days after all documents have been submitted and approved.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Classroom teacher- Teacher of record
Students receiving instruction via Homebound are not permitted to participate in extracurricular activities, such as sporting events, clubs, school dances, etc, for the duration of their homebound placement absent, except in exceptional circumstances.