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Director - Mary Kay LaPointe |
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Located in
Truman High School
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In the Downriver area, sixteen schools participate in a program where certain schools provide extensive services for a particular disability. These are known as center-based programs. When a student's home district cannot provide the services the student needs, the student would then attend the district that has the center-based program for his/her disability. The POHI program is Taylor's center-based program. Our POHI program serves children from preschool to post graduation. Our staff is well trained in providing services necessary to support students with health-related and/or physical disabilities be successful in school. PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Our preschool program serves eligible children with physical or health related needs ages 3 - 5 years. It is founded upon the belief that building a solid educational foundation for preschool children with special needs enhances their chances for academic success. Eligibility is determined after a comprehensive evaluation is conducted by the school system under the State of Michigan Administrative Rules for special education. Your child may qualify if they have a medical condition which includes but is not limited to:
If you think your child may be eligible for our program, please contact your local school district or our office at 734-946-6618.
Funded through Wayne County Special Education Act 18 |
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Last updated
04/21/2009 |
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