A place for every learner.
We believe every student belongs here and can succeed. Our Special Education team works closely with students and families to provide the right support, whether that’s a Learning Strategies course to build study and organization skills, or a place in one of our community classes. Students in every program are part of school life, making friends, joining activities, building independence and celebrating their successes.
Our community classes
- Multiple Exceptionalities (ME)
- MID Intensive
- Complex Needs
Placements in these classes are regional and are made by the board’s Student Support Services, not by the school. Families interested in a placement can start by speaking with their child’s current school.
See the Special Education Courses Available at Woodbridge College
Courses
Special Education Resources
Referral Process
The referral process guides parents and teachers through the specific steps to identifying and supporting students who require individualized programming in order for the student to succeed academically, socially and emotionally.
Identification Process
Transition planning is one of a number of planning processes intended to enable exceptional students to attend school, to benefit to their full potential from school programs, and to make a successful transition into adult life.
Work Experience
The Work Experience Program (WEP) is a community-based partnership between local business, industry and York Region District School Board.