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Pupil Services develops and coordinates system-wide student
services to meet the needs of all students in an
educationally and fiscally responsible manner. The
Department of Pupil Services is accountable for the overall
direction, coordination, and evaluation of all units
assigned in accordance with local, state, and federal
mandates to maximize students’ ability to learn and function
effectively. To these ends, the Uxbridge Public School
district has been including students with educational
disabilities in the general education classroom to insure
that students have increased access to the rich general
education curriculum.
The goal of the district is to include students with
significant disabilities in their neighborhood Uxbridge
Public School. Youngsters formerly assigned to
out-of-district day and residential placements now have the
opportunity to attend their neighborhood schools and are
included in general education classes and programs, with the
proper support. When a student with an educational
disability is experiencing extreme difficulty in the
community and/or at home as well as at school, the Uxbridge
Public School District works cooperatively with other
community agencies toward the achievement of an appropriate
placement for that student. The district documents that
every placement is the least restrictive environment for the
student in question.
If you need assistance from the Uxbridge Public Schools
Department of Pupil Services, call 508-278-8648, Ext. 112 or
e-mail
pupilservices@uxbridgeschools.com
-Special Education
-Preschool Program
-English Language Education Services
-504 Civil Rights Compliance
-Guidance and Counseling Services
-Nursing Services
-Attendance
-Home/Hospital Tutoring
-Homeless Liaison Services
-Community Outreach and Child Protective Services
-Out-Of-District Placement and Alternative Programs
-Mosaic Mill Program
-The Independence Project, (18-22 Year Old Transition
Programming)
For more information on available services,
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The Uxbridge Public Schools does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex,
religion, national origin, sexual orientation or
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