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SPPS Online
Special Education Department
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About Special Education
We provide special education and related services according to the mandates of the Federal Individual with Disabilities Education Act (2004) and the State of Minnesota's rules and statutes. We are committed to reducing the disparity of our most marginalized students, primarily our African American males, by bringing inequity to the forefront. We will be achieving excellence through equity for all students with disabilities by providing access to culturally responsive curriculum, environment and instructional practices.
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Did You Know?
- Mental health problems are common, affecting 1 in 5 students from kindergarten through high school.
- Mental health problems can affect the student’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being and can interfere with their learning and daily functioning at home and in school.
- Students who receive mental health services improve their social-emotional functioning and academic performance.
In many Saint Paul Public Schools, students may have direct access to mental health services at school and during school hours.
How to Access School-Based Mental Health Services
What: Community-based partners who provide mental health services for students at SPPS Online SchoolWhen: Appointments during the school day or late afternoon/evening hoursWhere: Virtual!How: Contact Julianne Summers (9-12th) at 612 548-4499, julianne.summers@spps.org