Special Education

Our curriculum has been a long-time favorite in special education classrooms because we are a natural fit for students with emotional and behavior issues. Covering a comprehensive list of topics, our no-prep lessons have been successfully implemented in inclusion, self-contained, and resource room settings.

S-C Accommodations Guide for Students with IEPs

This comprehensive guide helps you meet your students' learning needs for every lesson in Modules 1 through 8. Written by a Special Education teacher for Special Education teachers, this guide provides a glossary of accommodations curated to School-Connect with a breakdown of how to provide specific accommodations for each lesson so that learning is accessible for all your students. You'll also find suggestions of evidence to support IEP goals.

Transition Planning

School-Connect supports post-secondary goals as students develop self-advocacy skills and independent living skills throughout our curriculum, along with modules dedicated to employability skills, education options after high school, and preparing for adulthood.

Family Discussion Questions & Activities

Family and caregiver involvement is beneficial and made possible through our parent and family resources that include module summaries, discussion questions, and activities to make School-Connect accessible in students’ homes. These resources give parents a better understanding of what their teens are learning and create opportunities for families to connect and find common ground around School-Connect strategies that may benefit them.

S-C Progress Monitoring Assessments

Measure and track skill development with ease and accuracy. Our assessments are comprised of student self-reports and teacher observation forms. The assessment items for each module align with lesson learning objectives and assess observable skills. We suggest using these assessments as pre/ post measures to capture data and track growth.