Attendance Hotline:
Please refer to checklist below for Preparing for the PPT Meeting & Development of the Individualized Education Program (IEP)
https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/SDE/Special-Education/Before_PPT.pdf
Please refer to the video in the link below as a guide to gain some information about the IEP Process.
https://ct.ieptraining.org/individualized-education-program-a-guide-for-parents-families/
On July 1, 2022, The State Department of Education started to utilize a new system which will provide scholar’s and their families/guardians access to their scholar’s IEP and other information that is vital to their academic success. Please see the link below for more information:
Extended School Year (ESY) is special education and/or related services provided beyond the regular school year. ESY is provided for those scholars who currently have an IEP and who will be severely impacted by an extended break in specialized instruction. Eligibility for ESY must be determined each year at a PPT.
Please refer to link below to access information about federal laws providing an explanation of the procedural safeguards under The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA).
https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/SDE/Special-Education/Prosaf.pdf
2026–27 Special Education (IDEA)
Phone Number: 860-527-0575
Fax: 860-244-9618
Jumoke Academy Charter School provides a wide range of support services for its scholars. Through a continuum of services, we provide a free and appropriate education for scholars who have a disability. Jumoke Academy works diligently to provide specialized instruction, accommodations and modifications as highlighted by the Individualized Education Program (IEP) which is developed annually at the Planning and Placement Team Meeting (PPT). All scholars are participants in the general education curriculum and settings to the greatest extent possible.
If your child receives special education services, he or she may also receive related services. Some of the Related Services provided are the following:
–Speech and Language Therapy
-Occupational Therapy
-Physical Therapy
-Social Work
-Hearing Impaired
-Assistive Technology
-Vocational/Transition
-Transportation
Please refer to the link below to access the State of CT’s Parents Guide to Special Education.
https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/SDE/Special-Education/Parents_Guide_SE.pdf
Individualized services and resources designed to support eligible scholars and their families.
Language development support that helps multilingual scholars strengthen their English proficiency and access grade-level learning.
School-based health services, screenings, health documentation, medication support, and wellness resources.
Families are essential partners in this process. Our team works collaboratively with parents and guardians, educators, and service providers to identify scholar strengths and needs and develop appropriate supports through the Planning and Placement Team (PPT) process.
Services and supports are individualized and may include specially designed instruction, accommodations, modifications, and related services as identified in a scholar’s Individualized Education Program (IEP).
Nurse Chung also works diligently to maintain compliance with State Department of Health requirements, including immunization monitoring, health screenings, documentation, and follow-up care. Through prevention, education, and compassionate support, Nurse Chung helps create a strong foundation for lifelong wellness across our Jumoke school community.
In addition, she leads efforts to meet and maintain State Department of Health compliance requirements, ensuring accurate health records, screenings, immunization compliance, and other mandated health services. By balancing regulatory responsibilities with personalized scholar care, Nurse Smith helps foster a healthy learning environment where scholars can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.