The Boone-Clinton Joint Services is a special education cooperative serving five school districts listed below. The five districts serve students ages 3 through 21. Joint Services provides psychological evaluations, consultation services, and administrative services related to special education in the five districts.

Through the collaboration between Joint Services and the five member districts, services are provided to children with diverse educational needs, including the following disabling conditions as outlined in the Indiana Special Education Rules, Article 7:

• Autism spectrum disorders
• Blind or low vision
• Cognitive disabilities
• Deaf or hard of hearing
• Deaf-blind
• Developmental delays (Early childhood)
• Emotional disabilities
• Language or speech impairment
• Multiple disabilities
• Orthopedic impairments
• Traumatic brain injuries
• Specific learning disabilities
• Other health impairments
  
  

More information, including resources for parents, can be found on the Boone-Clinton here.