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The Autism Spectrum Disorders Program (ASD) is operated by the Placer County Office of Education and is a child and family-driven program designed to serve children exhibiting characteristics of autism spectrum disorders and/or significant behavior challenges.  There are currently 8 ASD classrooms located on regular school sites serving students from preschool through age 22. 

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​Placer County Office of Education is proud to offer an outstanding program to support students who are deaf or hard of hearing. The PCOE Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program provides instruction and services to these children in order to excel their development on an academic and personal level. From teaching sign language to helping them increase their social skills, the staff throughout our program are focused on helping these children live fulfilling, happy lives. 

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​For students with emotional challenges, it can be difficult for these children to excel academically. Whether caused by trauma or certain experiences as a youth, moving past these events can be a very difficult task. Placer County Office of Education provides support for these individuals with the collaboration of professionals from many different departments, including special education teachers, school psychologists, school social workers, speech and language pathologists, and more.

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​For children that are severely medically disabled, having the tools and resources needed to grow on an academic level might be difficult to obtain. PCOE is here to help these students and families in need. District programs in Roseville and Newcastle are currently serving students from preschool to two years of age. Our program consists of a highly trained staff of professionals and paraprofessionals​ who work with parents and outside agencies to provide the support these children need to succeed.

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