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Homebound Special Education Services
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- Darby Ahlfinger, M.Ed.
- Sara Boren
- Cherri Starr
- Cristy Sydow
- Sara Woodard
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Homebound services are arranged through an Individual Education Plan Committee (IEPc) for students who are unable to attend classes because of illness, chronic illness or recent injury. These students are served at home and must be expected to be confined for at least four weeks as documented by a medical doctor licensed to practice in the United States and in the State of Texas.
If you would like more information on the Homebound Special Education Services program, please contact your school administrator or your student’s assigned diagnostician.
Should you have any questions or concerns about Homebound services, please feel free to contact Darby Ahlfinger (see above for contact info).
Each campus has a Special Education Supervisor who will assist parents and answer specific questions regarding student programs or concerns.
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