Clarendon County School District 2

Physical therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology / Speech Therapy and Sports Medicine. We help high school student-athletes (and other students with musculoskeletal/orthopedic injuries) all the way up to our senior citizens who are rehabbing from joint replacements, strokes, balance/ fall risk or other aches and pains. Whether you have chronic pain, a sports injury, a stroke, a vestibular injury, a recent surgery, are fighting or recovering from cancer or are a weekend warrior...we can help! Insurance accepted...no referral needed in most cases

Sumter County School District 2 operates several elementary, middle and high schools. Operational for more than 50 years, the district's schools enroll over 9,000 students in kindergarten through grade 12. Its schools conduct classes in English, math, history, science and foreign languages. Sumter County School District 2 schools support a range of athletic activities, such as football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and track and field. Its schools also provide special education for students with special needs. The district s schools offer meals and transportation, medical care and guidance counseling services. Sumter County School District 2 elementary schools provide after-school and education enrichment programs. Sumter County School District 2 is located in Sumter, S.C.

The Williamsburg County School District's Office of Special Services is dedicated to ensuring the lifelong achievement of every child through effective and innovative teaching tailored to meet the diverse needs of students who learn differently. Committed to providing high-quality educational services, the office collaborates with stakeholders to prepare students with disabilities to become productive and contributing members of their communities. Offering a broad continuum of services for students aged three to twenty-one, the Office of Special Services conducts comprehensive assessments to determine eligibility for various support categories, including Autism, Emotional Behavioral Disability, and Speech Language Impairment, among others. Each eligible student receives an Individual Education Plan (IEP) developed by a team of qualified personnel and is reviewed annually to ensure their educational needs are met effectively. Generated from the website