Assistive Technology
Universal Design for Living (UDL)
Assistive Technology refers to an array of devices and services used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities for students with a disability. This may include equipment and/or instructional strategies needed to aid communication (spoken or written), mobility, self care and other needs arising from sensory, motor, cognitive or social impairments. The devices may range from simple modifications to sophisticated technical equipment.
Please contact one of the following for more information:
Name
Position
Pam Panozzo-Jones
Send email to Pam Panozzo-Jones
Executive Director of Special Education
Liz Eves
Send email to Liz Eves
Special Education Supervisor
Brad Prater
Send email to Brad Prater
Special Education Supervisor
Julie Rittenhouse
Send email to Julie Rittenhouse
Early Childhood/K-12 Special Education Supervisor