Program helps identify, locate and evaluate students with suspected special education needs. Each student who receives special education services must meet State of Minnesota mandated eligibility criteria, and have an Individual Education Program (IEP) which describes the student's present level of performance, special education needs, goals, objectives, and services. Most students receive services in their neighborhood school and in a regular class setting with peers, when appropriate. Students can receive services in the following disability categories: - Autism Spectrum Disorders - Deaf-Blind - Deaf or Hard of Hearing - Emotional or Behavioral Disorders - Developmental Cognitive Disability - Developmental Delay - Other Health Disabilities - Physically Impaired - Severely Multiply Impaired - Specific Learning Disability - Speech or Language Impairments - Traumatic Brain Injury - Visually Impaired