At Harpursville Central School District, we are dedicated to providing a learning environment where every student can succeed—no matter their learning style, academic needs, or social-emotional needs.

Our schools implement a Multi-Tiered System of Supports – Integrated (MTSS-I)—a proactive, data-driven framework designed to identify and support students who may need extra help.

• MTSS-I provides academic and behavioral interventions tailored to individual needs.

• Each school has a student support team that collaborates with teachers and families.

• For many students, MTSS-I is all the support they need to thrive.

MTSS-I ensures that every child receives the right support at the right time.

 When students are determined to have a disability, we offer a comprehensive range of Special Education programs for students from ages 3 to 21, supported by:

• Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) for ages 3–5

• Committee on Special Education (CSE) for ages 5–21

Our services are:

• Delivered in the least restrictive environment that meets the student’s needs

• Designed to keep students engaged in the general education setting whenever possible

• Available through on-campus and off-campus placements, depending on need

Partnering with Families

Families play a vital role in student success. We encourage all parents and guardians to:

• Attend CPSE or CSE meetings

• Communicate regularly with their child’s teacher and support team

• Ask questions and stay engaged in the support process

Together, we create a support network that helps students grow academically, socially, and emotionally.

If you have concerns about your child’s progress or think additional support may be needed:

➡️ Start by contacting your child’s school directly.
They will help guide you through next steps and available services.

For questions about Special Education Services:

Joshua Quick
CSE/CPSE Chairperson
Special Education Office, Room 209
Jr./Sr. High School – 2nd Floor
607-693-8104

• Southwest Family and Community Engagement Center (SWFACE)  
• A Parent's Guide to Special Education
• New York State Education Department: Office of Special Education
• Learning Disabilities Online