Getting started.
Who this helps
Children ages 3 through 22 who live in the Auburn School Department area and need special education or related services may qualify, even if they are advancing from grade to grade.
How to get started
The department identifies, locates, and evaluates children who may need services. Eligible children receive an appropriate program of instruction and supportive services designed for their needs.
Call Special Education Administration.
Call Auburn School Department at 207-784-6431, extension 1203, to discuss your child's needs.
Ask for an evaluation.
Ask the department about an evaluation if your child may need special education or related services.
Discuss support options.
Ask about instruction, speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, or physical therapy for your child's needs.
How they can help.
Certified or licensed professionals, or supervised support staff, provide special education and related services to Auburn students at no cost to parents. Each student's program is designed for their needs.
- Special education instruction
- Speech-language therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Physical therapy
- Identification, location, and evaluation
A few questions before you go.
Check how the service works, when it is available, and any costs. Ask about communication or accessibility support if you need it.
- Could my child be evaluated?
- Which services might meet my child's needs?
- Can a child qualify while advancing from grade to grade?
- Is there a cost to families?