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inclusive setting with proper accommodations,support brought together Head Start, Public and Private <br /> and specialized instruction as needed to enable these Preschools to collaborate on best practices,particularly c <br /> students to reach their highest potential. on assessments of preschool children. <br /> The Mashpee Public Schools provided services The Administrator of Special Education s <br /> and accommodations to an average of 403 students continued to be actively involved in the development h <br /> with disabilities and/or developmental delays during of programs for young children through collaboration <br /> the 2012-2013 school year. This includes the provision with the CFCE coordinator and the Child Development a <br /> of 504 plan accommodations for 53 students and the Council. The Coordinated Family and Community e <br /> provision of special education services (specialized Engagement (CFCE) Grant of $33,870 provided <br /> instruction and accommodations) to 350 students enrichment activities,support and training for families, f <br /> attending the Mashpee Schools as of June 2012.Of our young children, day care providers and educators. i <br /> Special Education students, ten students were school Currently,the Department of Early Education and Care <br /> choice students whose parents sent them to Mashpee. (EEC) funds this program available to all young <br /> I As a result, the district received additional funding. children in the community regardless of disability f <br /> The district also funded the education for 27 students status. The Administrator of Special Education met c <br /> who attended out of district schools, and provided regularly with other early childhood coordinators and t <br /> services for an additional two students who reside in the Cape Cod Child Development agency which i <br /> Mashpee but were not attending Mashpee Schools. In provides early intervention to young students and refers <br /> June of 2013, 15 special education students graduated them to the Mashpee Public Schools Special Education <br /> from Mashpee High School. As of June 2013, the Department. { <br /> Special education student enrollment by school <br /> consisted of the following: During the summer of 2013, Mashpee Public <br /> School District's Special Education Department <br /> KCC PreK: 25 provided extended school year program/services to <br /> KCC K-2: 63 approximately 75 students(preK-HS).ESY is designed <br /> Quashnet: 122 to meet the needs of eligible students in order to prevent <br /> Mashpee Middle School: 47 substantial regression of skills over the summer break. <br /> Mashpee High School: 67 Times/days and services varied according to the <br /> Out of District: 24 students' needs; with a four week program running <br /> Itinerant or Services only 2 from July 9 th to August Ist and a five week program <br /> Homeschooled: 0 running from July 9th to August 8th. <br /> Total: 350 <br /> The Mashpee Public Schools are members of the <br /> During the 2012-2013 school year, 90 children Cape Cod Collaborative. Collaboratives are formed to <br /> were screened for Kindergarten,resulting in 1 referral provide special education services for public school <br /> for further evaluation to determine eligibility for special districts. The Special Education Administrator and <br /> education. Mashpee's preschool program screened 39 Assistant Administrator attend monthly advisory <br /> children with 0 referrals for a special education meetings to provide guidance and input into program <br /> evaluation. The community screenings generated 15 planning. The Cape Cod Collaborative has two sites <br /> children for screening with 2 initial referrals to for its educational programs: one program for students <br /> determine eligibility for special education. with emotional issues currently housed at the Otis Air <br /> Force Base, and another program located in Osterville <br /> The preschool program provided educational which provided education primarily for students with <br /> programming for approximately 63 children ages 3-5, medical issues,intellectual impairments and autism.In <br /> which included at least 30 children identified as special addition, the Collaborative provides related services <br /> needs at some point during the school year, as well as such as transportation,assistive technology,behavioral <br /> "typical"preschool children.In addition,KCC School consultation and speech and language therapy. <br /> provided space to house the Mashpee Head Start Additionally, as the Out of District Coordinator, the <br /> Program.The Special Education Administrator applied Assistant Administrator of Special Education is <br /> for and was awarded a Special Quest Mentorship (a responsible for educational programming for all out <br /> grant which provided guidance and facilitation)which district students and monitoring their placements. <br /> j <br /> 136 J <br />