Providing a System of Extra Support for Middle and High School Students
CPS offers a system of supports with the aim of educating the whole child. Our Student Learning Support system is designed to identify and support students’:
- Needs, so they may become skilled learners
- Interests, so they are prepared for the challenges and opportunities of college and career
- Strengths, so they may contribute to their school community and their own community
The supports summarized here are examples of services available to students in grades 7-12. Each high school may have additional supports or opportunities in place for students. Our aim is to continue building on what’s working in the years to come.
To learn more about the supports available at your child’s school, contact the school's principal, assistant principal or CLC coordinator.
| School-Wide Systems of Teacher Collaboration |
Continuum of Services for Students with Disabilities (IEP) |
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Each school offers its own continuum of services in combination with district-specialized classroom programs. Examples of services available:
Please see the school’s case coordinator for more information. |
| Other Supports and Services for Students with Disabilities | Behavior Supports |
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Please see your school’s IAT for more details regarding interventions available. Some examples include:
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| Research-Based Academic Interventions | Intervention Courses |
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| Please see your school’s IAT for more details regarding interventions available. Some examples include:
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Please see your school’s IAT for more details regarding interventions available. Some examples include:
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| Credit Recovery Opportunities | Extra Help Supports |
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| APEX Learning and other online curricula and offline courses are available. Options vary by school. | Each school offers a range of extra help supports. Examples include:
Adult mentors |
