Bay Village City School District

Contact Martha Patton, Asst. Supt. for Special Services Email Martha Patton Amy Madda, Administrative Assistant Email Amy Madda 377 Dover Center Road Bay Village, OH 44140 Dept: 440-617-7323 M. Patton: 617-7324 Fx: 440-617-7301 Office Hours 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Friday

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ODE Guidelines for Related Services

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Guidebook:
Supporting Individuals with Autism in Uncertain Times
From the University of North Carolina Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Autism Team

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 Services for Special Needs

The Bay Village City School District serves students with special needs from age 3 to age 21 as required by federal law (preschoolers are served in our SEED program at Glenview Center for Childcare and Learning).

Students are served in the least restrictive environment possible, and they are included in the regular classroom with their typical peers when that arrangement will meet their educational needs.

An Individual Educational Plan is developed for each special needs student. Parents meet with appropriate Bay Village Schools staff to determine annual educational goals and an educational plan, including necessary accommodations and services. Services can include speech and language services, physical therapy, occupational therapy, behavior modification, special instruction through intervention specialists and paraprofessionals, adaptive physical education and other specialized services designed to insure that each child's educational needs are met.

Martha Patton is an educator with over 25 years of progressive experience in teaching and school administration. She has overseen special education services in urban and suburban districts, and has taught graduate-level classes in special education at the university level. She holds a master of education degree in supervision and a bachelor of science degree in elementary education, learning disabilities, and behavior disorders.