Whitley County Schools
Special education
Whitley County Schools
Special education
Many children are born with or may develop disabilities, which challenge their normal growth and development, impacting their success in school. Fortunately, many of these conditions can be helped if parents recognize the challenge early and seek help.
If you suspect your child may have special needs, call one of the numbers below. Don’t hesitate to call their attention to, and/or seek advice about particular behaviors or possible difficulties your child may be experiencing.
Remember, the earlier you recognize your child’s special needs and seek help, the greater the possibility that your child can be helped. First Steps and your local school district need to know about all children with challenges, ages birth through 21 in order to plan for their individual needs.
For additional information and assistance contact the
Whitley County Special Education Department
Central Office Staff
549-7000
Ralph Johnson, Director of Special Education.................................... ext. 2062
Darlene Branson, IDEA Office Manager ........................................... ext. 2023
Debbie Hodge, 504/Title IX Coordinator........................................... ext. 2065
Lynette Brackett, School Psychologist.............................................. ext. 2021
Brittany Sawyers, School Psychologist............................................. ext. 2056
Matthew Davis, School Psychologist..................................................ext. 2058
Bonnie Butcher, Academic Assessor.................................................ext. 2057
Erica Satterfield, Special Education Clerk...........................................ext. 2013
Darla Crawford, Assessment/Behavior Support..................................ext. 2020
Recognize your child’s special needs
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