Special Education

Welcome to the Special Education Department of the
North Clackamas School District 

Upcoming event announcement:

Special Education & the IEP: Information for Families

In partnership with FACT Oregon, the North Clackamas School District presents Special Education & the IEP, Information for Families. Please join us to learn about Individual Education Plans, how to be an active member of the school team, and more!

When:
Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Time:
5:30pm-7:30pm
Where:
Sabin Schellenberg
South Campus
14450 SE Johnson Road
Milwaukie, Oregon 97267

Snacks, interpretation, and childcare provided with registration. 

Please RSVP: Click below to register. The registration form can be automatically translated into many languages. For technical assistance in translating the form, please reach out, or to RSVP by phone or email, contact Catherine West Bossom at 503-353-5412 or westbossomc@nclack.k12.or.us. 

Registration: Special Education & the IEP

"Empowering Every Unique Ability for Lifelong Success"
-NCSD Community Special Education Advisory Group

We work as a team and offer a continuum of services to lead each child to success.  Our team members include:  students, parents, classroom teachers, learning specialists, speech pathologists, school psychologists, autism specialists, occupational and physical therapists, school principals, counselors, nurses, instructional assistants, Special Education staff, and additional support personnel if needed. 
 
Questions and Contact Information:  If you would like to speak to someone regarding your child, please contact your child's school directly and ask to speak to the Learning Specialists or school psychologist. If you would like to speak to someone in the Special Education office, please call our main office at 503-353-6125. 

Proud To Be NCSD Podcast/ Episode 44 - Students with IEPs: Inspirational Exceptional Parents

If you have students in school, you’ve probably heard your share of school-related acronyms, including I-E-P.  An Individualized Education Plan serves as a vital connection between schools and families with students who need a little extra help with academics or behavior. But what exactly is an IEP, and how does the legal document help foster a trusting bond between families and school personnel? In this episode, meet NCSD parents Colleen Sackos and Sean Kriloff, who each have kids receiving Special Education services in different NCSD schools, and share their emotional story of how an IEP helps give their students an extra boost, and their families extra comfort.