South Eastern Special Education

Located in Charleston, Ill., Eastern Illinois Area Special Education is a cooperative that serves for the educational needs of all children of 3 to 21 years of age with various physical and mental disorders. The cooperative is also commonly known as EIASE and has been serving more than 5,000 children with special needs since 1962. It is funded through the local, state and federal grants. It provides specialized services through trained special education professionals to the students of various school districts of several counties across the state. The cooperative provides educational instructions, diagnostics, therapeutics and technical support to its member districts' children with disabilities, faculty, parents, administration and community. In addition, Eastern Illinois Area Special Education develops and delivers educational program to the rural communities and also serves the special needs of all the children in the area.

Covered Bridge Special Education District offers a variety of academics and co-curricular programs to students. The district includes more than 40 public schools, private and parochial schools, including the Rockville, Southwest Parke, South Vermillion and Vigo County. It has various departments, such as administration, assistive technology, communication disorders, health care, psychological services and records division. Its other departments include operations, related and transition services. The district s schools serves the educational needs of people suffering from austism, deafness, blindness, hearing impairments, and emotional, learning and mental disabilities. Its schools also provide services to communities with orthopedic impairements, traumatic brain injutries and visual impairments. Covered Bridge Special Education District is located in Terre Haute, Ind.

Daviess Martin Special Education Cooperative is an interlocal cooperative dedicated to serving four school corporations in Daviess and Martin counties, including Loogootee Community Schools, Barr-Reeve Community Schools, North Daviess Community Schools, and Washington Community Schools. The organization aims to support students with disabilities aged 3 to 21 by providing access to a full continuum of services in the least restrictive environment. The mission of the Daviess Martin Special Education Cooperative is to assist school communities in creating tailored learning environments that meet the unique needs of all students. By prioritizing excellent teaching, the cooperative strives to empower students to become independent citizens within their communities. Generated from the website