Special Education

What We Do

Roseburg Public Schools provides comprehensive Special Education Services as required by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) of 2004. Services provided include but are not limited to:

Child Find Services
Special Education Eligibility Determination
Individual Education Plan (IEP) Development and Implementation

The district maintains a continuum of special education placement options for students ranging from regular classroom to self-contained classroom. Each Special Education classroom has a Special Education teacher and access to Special Education instructional assistants. Support services for eligible students are also provided by autism consultants, speech and language pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, behavioral specialists, Teachers on Special Education Assignment, school psychologists and other district Student Services personnel.

For more information, contact:

Melissa Roberts
Director of Student Services
541-440-4034

2024-2025 Special Education Programs

2024-2025 Special Education Programs

Developmental Learning Center (DLC) Grades K-12

This program provides specialized instruction for students with a focus on functional daily living skills and independence. Program Locations: Fir Grove, Melrose, Sunnyslope and Green elementary schools; Fremont Middle School; and Roseburg High School.

Elementary Resource Center (ERC) Grades 3-5 and Learning Center (LC) Grades K-5

These programs provide specialized instruction in academic, social, and/or adaptive skills for students at the elementary level.
Locations: Eastwood and Hucrest elementary schools.

Emerging Kindergarten (ED) Classroom Grades K

This program serves Special Education kindergarten students who would benefit from specially designed instruction focused on school readiness and academic skill acquisition.
Location: Hucrest Elementary.

Secondary Resource Center (SRC) Grades 6–12

This program provides specialized instruction in academic, social, and/or adaptive skills.

Learning Resource Center (LRC) Grades K-12

In addition to general education curriculum, this program provides specially designed instruction for students needing additional academic, behavior and/or other developmental skills support. Program Locations: All schools.

Community Transition Program: Grades Pathways (ages 16-21)

Provides transitional and functional life skills instruction and supports to students in both classroom and community settings. Program location: Pathways house

Turnaround Program (TAP) Grades 6-8 and Success Program (Grades 9-12)

These programs provide specialized instruction for students with significant social and/or behavioral needs. Program Location: Fremont and Jo Lane middle schools and Roseburg High School.

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