Special Education Services


Cuyahoga Valley Career Center is committed to providing services to students with special needs in order to assist them to develop their maximum potential. The professionals at CVCC and the associate districts, along with the parents and students, work together to determine the best individualized education program.


The process often begins with a career assessment, consisting of interest inven- tories, aptitude testing and observations to help determine career options. A team of CVCC and associate school staff meet to consider these results along with other pertinent information to determine the most appropriate program placement. Best practice dictates that a CVCC representative be involved in the IEP/transition meeting in which the placement decision is made.


CVCC offers a continuum of services/programs to individually meet the wide spectrum of student needs, from mild to intensive intervention. If placement in a typical career-technical program is deemed appropriate, the services of a Vocational Special Education Coordinator (VoSE) are available to the students to provide program accommodations/modifications as determined in the IEP or 504 plan. For students requiring more intensive assistance, Transition-to-Work, Sales & Service, and Job Training are available. (See the Programs Designed for Students with Disabilities section beginning on page 69 for details). In addition, Transition Coordinators assist with post-secondary transition services.


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