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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"Janney doesn't have "Special Ed" - it is an inclusion school which means students with special needs are helped through pull outs or more commonly one-on-one work with the roving inclusion teachers that is conducted in the classrooms.

Janney also doesn't label kids as "bad;" behavioral problems are viewed as a child needing help coping with something (whether academic, social or emotional) and are dealt with by a team that includes the special ed coordinator, the school psychologist, other relevant teachers and staff members, and generally the parents.

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Janney isnt dojng anything specisl here. That is a model used by most if not all dcps schools. Most children with special needs are in mainstream classrooms and get pull out or teacher push in devices as dictated by thier IEP. Some schools have specific classrooms for children who need full day devices (often children with autism.)They will have children pulled in from neighboring schools, like Murch has a dedicated autism classroom and children from other neighboring schools can attend. So in some cases an autistic kid who is ib for Janney goes to Murch.

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