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Related Services in HCPS. Speech Program A combination of 57 FTE and PTE SLPs support approximately 68 schools to include levels preschool, elementary,

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1 Related Services in HCPS

2 Speech Program A combination of 57 FTE and PTE SLPs support approximately 68 schools to include levels preschool, elementary, middle and high. A variety of therapy models and frequency are observed to serve students based on the student's identified disorder and needs. HCPS has all qualified providers supporting student services.

3 Hearing Impaired Program Eighty + students with hearing impairment served through IEP or 504 Plans HI Staff: 6 Teachers for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing 2 Speech-Language Pathologists 1 Audiologist 6 sign language interpreters About 1/2 of our students are served in the 4 new Zone schools (GAHS, HCMS, GAES, THES) The other 1/2 are in 25+ different schools in the county

4 OT, PT & Vision Program OT: 15.7 FTE, currently 15 staff (2 part-time, 2 are Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants) PT: 4FTE/staff - avg 35 students ea., caseloads split 4 ways so that each PT covers East, Central- East, Central-West, West teams VI: 1 full-time, 2 part-time Teachers of Blind & Visually Impaired with 1 Instructional Assistant, Orientation & Mobility Specialist

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