Special Services Director
Phone: 405-238-5569
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Special Services
Elizabeth Sam
Kelsey Williamson
Rylee Chapman
Pauls Valley Public Schools provide special services for the needs of individuals meeting the criteria, ages 3-21. Related services for qualifying individuals include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and vision impairment services.
The Office of Special Services also offers each child suspected of having a disability a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary evaluation. Specific eligibility indicators, as outlined by the federal regulations of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), are used to determine a child’s eligibility for special education and related services.
For further information, please contact Pauls Valley Public Schools: 405-238-5569
2024 Summer Camps
Sooner Success Summer Camps
Sooner Success has compiled a list of 2024 summer/camp opportunities.
Please note: This document is for informational purposes only. It is recommended that families check with each camp to verify information, costs, requirements, and dates. Sooner Success also indicates on the 2024 Camp List that: “Caregivers may be eligible to help offset costs for camp if they qualify for the Lifespan Respite Voucher program.
For more information visit Sooner Success Respite or call (405) 271-2710.
STEM Camp 2024
Who? STEM is open to all Oklahoma students with disabilities, ages 14-19 (i.e., on an IEP, 504 Plan, or other documented physical, mental, or cognitive disabilities). Parents, guardians, and siblings are encouraged to support this learning experience by helping if needed, or wanted.
What: Students will learn how to use computers, software, and related technologies to design and create the following:
Power Racer Dragster – Powered HT Racer – Full Color Patches for caps, jackets, and pants – Bracelet – T-Shirt – Mouse Pad – Pin Back Buttons – And More! Come join us. Registration links are in the flyers.
Who? STEM is open to all Oklahoma students with disabilities, ages 14-19 (i.e., on an IEP, 504 Plan, or other documented physical, mental, or cognitive disabilities). Parents, guardians, and siblings are encouraged to support this learning experience by helping if needed, or wanted.
What: Students will learn how to use computers, software, and related technologies to design and create the following:
Power Racer Dragster – Powered HT Racer – Full Color Patches for caps, jackets, and pants – Bracelet – T-Shirt – Mouse Pad – Pin Back Buttons – And More! Come join us. Registration links are in the flyers.