Tri County Special Education

Clinton Junior High School is a coeducational school that has an annual enrollment of more than 450 students in grades six through eight. It provides memberships of various clubs, such as band, chorus, Scholastic Bowl, student council, yearbook, leader's club, art club and the National Honor Society. The school also organizes various sports activities that include track and field, baseball, cross country, softball, cheerleading, basketball, wrestling and volleyball. It offers educational classes in physical education, arts, math, English, special education, science, home economics, social studies, industrial arts and speech. The school has a library and media center that provide a collection of books, search engines and databases. Clinton Junior High School is affiliated with the Clinton Community School District and is located in Clinton, Ill.

Parsons Elementary School, located in Decatur, IL, is dedicated to fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment for its students. The school emphasizes academic excellence through its strategic plan and instructional philosophy, ensuring that families are actively involved in their children's education. With a focus on student behavior and community engagement, Parsons Elementary collaborates with various partners to distribute important information and resources. The school also provides a range of programs, including before and after school care, to support the diverse needs of its student body. Generated from the website

Tri County Special Education Association (TCSEA) is dedicated to supporting students with special needs through a range of educational and therapeutic services. The organization emphasizes the importance of emotional well-being, utilizing therapy dogs and trained professionals to enhance the learning environment for students and staff alike. With a commitment to fostering a supportive community, TCSEA collaborates with member districts and engages in various initiatives to promote student success. The association also welcomes new talent, such as first-year school social workers, to further enrich its programs and services. Generated from the website