Student Services: Special Education
MESD Suicide Prevention, Intervention & Postvention Plan (PDF)
MESD Suicide Prevention, Intervention & Postvention Plan (Word, accessible)
MESD Suicide Prevention, Intervention & Postvention Plan (Word, accessible)
2020-21 Reopening Plan Arata Creek
2020-21 Reopening Plan Burlingame Creek
2020-21 Reopening Plan Four Creeks
2020-21 Reopening Plan Knott Creek
2020-21 Reopening Plan Wheatley
2020-21 Reopening Plan FLS
2020-21 Reopening Plan Burlingame Creek
2020-21 Reopening Plan Four Creeks
2020-21 Reopening Plan Knott Creek
2020-21 Reopening Plan Wheatley
2020-21 Reopening Plan FLS
Todd R. Greaves, Director
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MESD assists local school districts in providing quality special education services to students with disabilities, from 5 - 21 years of age. Services are provided by SafetyCare certified professionals using trauma informed care practices. Special Education Services include the Functional Living Skills Program, and Related Services.
The majority of offered services are determined and funded through the MESD resolution process, while others are provided through grants and contracts. |
Explore Portland Guidebooks
Our guide-books are designed to introduce some of Portland’s most popular destinations to people with communication disorders or other disabilities. Our goal at MESD is to help make our beautiful city accessible to everybody regardless of their disability.
These PDF guides will help you access the sights and sounds of Portland by using pictures and text to prepare the reader for their visit. The books emphasize transitions, proper behavior and safe spots for students to go if they are feeling anxious.
We invite you to come and sight-see with us! The reader will become more familiar with their surrounding by touring through the virtual guide-books. We hope you will feel more at-ease and secure by knowing what to expect from your destination before you even get there.
These PDF guides will help you access the sights and sounds of Portland by using pictures and text to prepare the reader for their visit. The books emphasize transitions, proper behavior and safe spots for students to go if they are feeling anxious.
We invite you to come and sight-see with us! The reader will become more familiar with their surrounding by touring through the virtual guide-books. We hope you will feel more at-ease and secure by knowing what to expect from your destination before you even get there.
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Multnomah Education Service District prohibits discrimination and harassment on any basis protected by law, including but not limited to race, color, religion, sex, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, mental or physical disability or perceived disability, pregnancy, familial status, economic status, veterans' status, parental or marital status or age. For more information and detail on MESD's non-discrimination policies, including procedures and contact information for reporting discrimination, please visit the MESD Non-Discrimination, Harassment & Bullying Notice page.
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Multnomah Education Service District is in the process of making its electronic and information technologies accessible to individuals with disabilities. If you have suggestions or comments please contact the Office of Strategic Engagement: 503-257-1516. For more information, visit the Collaborative Accessibility page.
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