Special Education
The Wrightstown Community School District's Special Education department offers high-quality services to students with disabilities.  We take great pride in being able to provide a variety of services, programs, and placements that meet the individual needs of students ages three through twenty-one.  We strive to collaborate with parents to ensure that each student's Individualized Education Program (IEP) is tailored to the student's specific needs, which results in the student receiving a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE).  We believe that all children deserve a quality education, learn from each other, and are an important part of the Wrightstown Community Schools District community.  The district provides services in the following areas:

• Autism

• Cognitive Disability

• Emotional Behavioral Disability

• Hearing Impairment

• Specific Learning Disability

• Orthopedic Impairment

• Other Health Impairment

• Significant Developmental Delay

• Speech or Language Impairment

• Traumatic Brain Injury

• Visual Impairment

• Early Childhood

• Occupational Therapy

• Physical Therapy

WI DPI Special Education Resource for Parents and Families

This above WI DPI link provides resources for Parents and Families from WI DPI regarding special education. All special education placement decisions are made by a group knowledgeable about the child, the meaning of evaluation and data, and placement options. The IEP team that participates follows the Wisconsin Department of Public Instructions requirements for a Local Education Agency rep (LEA), Special Education Teacher, and Regular Education Teacher. All roles are clearly defined on the IEP meeting invite. The IEP team includes additional individuals who are knowledgeable about the child. There is much thought and intention behind the IEP team members invited to participate in the evaluation and IEP meetings. Our Student Services Admin assistant leads the process of scheduling annual IEP meetings, and Special Education teachers schedule review/revise IEP meetings. All parties give input as to IEP team members, and our Student Services Admin Assistant also ensures that the required IEP team members are invited and attending. The required IEP team members are the LEA, Special Education Teacher, and Regular Education Teacher. Special Education teachers are trained and supervised in following the WI DPI requirements for IEP team meetings. Specifically, this means that special education teachers. If you have questions about Special Education programs and services, please get in touch with the Student Services Office at 920-532-5551 ext. 5001