Roselle School District 12

Special Education Services

Special education services and supports are provided to students in the district who are found eligible by a qualified team.  Services are provided in a number of settings, both inside and outside of the classroom.  Special education services are also provided to students by our special education cooperative, The North DuPage Special Education Cooperative.  Roselle School District 12 is also responsible for servicing students with disabilities in the two neighboring parochial schools, St. Walter School and Trinity Lutheran School in Roselle, IL. 

Please see the NDSEC Website ndsec.org  for information on services.

NDSEC Parent and Student Handbook

Notice of Procedural Safeguards for Parents/Guardians of Students with Disabilities

Educational Rights and Responsibilities: Understanding Special Education in Illinois "The Parent Guide"

Some of the supports that we currently provide may include: 

• Speech and Language Services
• Social Work services
• School-based Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy
• Preschool Developmental Screening
• Resource Instructional Support  
• Psychological services and/or case study evaluations 

Individualized Education Programs (IEP)

An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is developed for each public school child who needs specialized services. The IEP is created after a child has been evaluated by a team of qualified professionals and found eligible to receive special education and related services. The child’s progress is measured, and the IEP is reviewed periodically and revised as necessary. 

Children may qualify for special education and related services in 14 categories of disabilities: 

• Autism
• Deaf-blindness
• Deafness
• Developmental delay (age 3-9)
• Emotional disturbance
• Hearing impairment
• Intellectual disability

• Multiple disabilities
• Orthopedic impairment
• Other health impairment
• Specific learning disability
• Speech or language impairment
• Traumatic brain injury
• Visual impairment

Procedural Safeguards

Parents of students with IEPs should receive a Notice of Procedural Safeguards of Parents/Guardians of Students with Disabilities at least once a year, as well as under other circumstances, including upon your request. The document outlines the rights that are safeguarded by state and federal law.

Notice Regarding Service Logs 

Students with disabilities may receive related services as part of their individual education programs (IEPs).  The school district will maintain related service logs that record the type and number of minutes of the related service(s) administered to such students.  Copies of any related services logs will be available to parents/guardians at their child’s annual review IEP meeting. Parents/guardians of students with disabilities may also request copies of their child’s related service logs at any time.