Special Education Services

Public Act 101-0515 (HB3586): Students with disabilities may receive related services as part of their individual education programs (IEPs). The school district will maintain related service logs that record the type and number of minutes of related service(s) administered to such students. These service logs are considered part of a student’s temporary school record. Copies of the related service logs will be available to parents/guardians at their child’s annual review IEP meeting and anytime upon request of the child’s parent or guardian.

In addition to special education programming, North Shore School District 112 also provides a variety of services to students eligible for special education. These services are available in all schools in North Shore School District 112.

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The type and amount of services listed below are determined as a part of the development of each child’s IEP:

Assistive Technology
Adaptive Physical Education
Extended School Year Services
Hearing Itinerant Services**
Occupational Therapy*
Physical Therapy*
Social Work
Speech and Language
Vision Itinerant Services*

Please note:

Speech itinerant services are available to students ages 3-5 that qualify for services at the Green Bay Early Childhood Center. Speech and Language Eligibility and Service Guidelines that North Shore School District 112 utilizes are available here.

*Services provided through NSSED.

**Services provided through NSSEO.

ALL CLEAR at Red Oak

UPDATE AT 10:03 A.M. FROM DR. LUBELFELD

"I'm pleased to report ALL CLEAR at Red Oak School. The building has been thoroughly searched - we have no cause for concern. We will resume normal operations at 11:30am. All Bus Routes will be running at 11:00am. More details will be shared later."

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UPDATE AT 9:22 a.m. from Dr. Lubelfeld...

This is Dr. Mike Lubelfeld, North Shore 112 Superintendent. An initial search was completed at Red Oak this morning following a bomb threat. Nothing was found during the initial search. Our first responder partners are conducting an additional search with explosive-detecting dogs out of an abundance of caution. Upon conclusion of the search efforts, I will re-evaluate and make a decision regarding the school re-opening. I will share more information about the school re-opening when it becomes available.

Another update will be provided at approximately 10:00 AM.
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Este es el Dr. Mike Lubelfeld, superintendente de North Shore 112. Esta mañana se completó una búsqueda inicial en Red Oak luego de una amenaza de bomba. No se encontró nada durante la búsqueda inicial. Nuestros socios de primeros auxilios están realizando una búsqueda adicional con perros detectores de explosivos por precaución. Al concluir los esfuerzos de búsqueda, reevaluaré y tomaré una decisión con respecto a la reapertura de la escuela. Compartiré más información sobre la reapertura de la escuela cuando esté disponible.

Se proporcionará otra actualización aproximadamente a las 10:00 a. m.

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Students and staff at Red Oak have been safely evacuated from the building and relocated to Sherwood due to a bomb threat that was called into the school this morning.

We urge parents, guardians and other visitors to avoid coming to the school or relocation site at this time.

All other schools are operating as normal.

We will update this message as more information becomes available.

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ALL CLEAR at Red Oak