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The Board of Education has stated that each case is different and suggests parents should contact the Special Education Department for assistance.  Parents should also call the guidance counselor in the school where their child will be attending for additional information. Parents can call the Family Advocacy Office at 494-8171 if there is a special need within the military family.  

Florida Law 99-457, Part H, provides services for special needs children under the age of three.  Children are considered to have special needs if they have certain medical conditions such as metabolic or genetic disorders, or neurological disabilities, such as vision or hearing impairment.  Children who do not have medically diagnosed disabilities, but are developmentally slow may qualify.

Services include: screening and evaluation, assistance in contacting special service agencies and family support counseling services.  Call 722-8668, Early Intervention Program, for more details.


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