At Woodbridge College we offer a variety of Special Education programs and courses for our exceptional students.
Our programs and courses range from Community Classes* and Learning Strategies courses from grade 9 through 12.
The community classes that are offered are: Multiple Exceptionalities (ME), MID Intensive, and Complex Needs (Regional).
Our school is a dynamic learning community where we encourage all our students to take advantage of our wide range of excellent programs, activities, and growth opportunities.
Through these experiences students will have the opportunity to make friendships, develop personal management, teamwork, and leadership skills. Students will enjoy the experience of success and have a lot of fun.
*All community class placements are made through the Student Support Services Principals and are regional placements.
See the Special Education Courses Available at Woodbridge College
CoursesSpecial Education Teachers:
Ms. J. Valente (Department Head) - SERT, Learning Strategies
Ms. L. Antle - Complex Needs Community Class Teacher
Mr. M. Copogna - Complex Needs Community Class Teacher
Ms. V. De Lio - Multiple Exceptionalities Community Class Teacher
Mr. R. Lue Shue - Community Class Teacher
Mr. J. Richard - Intensive Community Class Teacher
Mr. J. Silvestri - SERT, Learning Strategies
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.