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Monday, November 26, 2007

SASED


The School Association for Special Education in DuPage County (SASED) is a cooperative of 18 school districts providing services to 6,442 students with disabilities in DuPage County, Illinois. Center Cass School District #66 is fortunate to be a member of this cooperative. We utilize several services from SASED including: school psychologists, a speech and language pathologist, a social worker, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, a hearing itinerant, and Instructional Support Team members. In addition, some of SASED's multi-needs programs are located within our school buildings.

SASED also provides programs and services for students with moderate and severe disabilities, and for students whose behavior requires an alternative setting. SASED operates specialized programs on a regional basis for students with severe hearing, vision and orthopedic disabilities. Private placement opportunities are also utilized, when appropriate.

More information about SASED and the services offered to students of member districts can be found at http://www.sased.org/