Glenwood Community School District Student Services

Glenwood Community School District provides the following services to all of its stakeholders:

Special Education--The District Developed Service Delivery Plan (DDSDP) outlines and describes the continuum of services offered in Glenwood Community School District. 

504 Process--Students with a disability that significantly impacts their lives may be eligible for a 504 Plan to guarantee access to necessary accommodations.  The Quick Reference Guide illustrates the process for determining eligibility and implementing a 504 plan.

Homelessness--Students who are experiencing homelessness have a right to certain protections and services under the McKinney Vento Act.  If you are experiencing any form of homelessness (doubled up with another family, in temporary housing, in shelter that is not intended for living or lacking basic necessities such as running water or power due to financial circumstances), please contact the Director of Student Services for more information.

Foster Care Placement--Students who are being placed in foster care are entitled to a Best Interest Determination meeting between schools and the placement caseworker prior to enrolling or being enrolled in another district.  Caseworkers should call the Director of Student Services to request a meeting.

Request for Translation/Sign Language Services--If you would like to request translation services for a meeting, conference, school performance, ceremony, etc., please contact the Student Services Administrative Assistant to make arrangements. The district provides this service for school events through Language Line or live interpreters depending on the event or situation.

For information or question about any of the above services please contact:

The English Learner (EL) program is designed to help students improve their English language proficiency and achieve academic success. Services may vary due to the individual needs of students in the areas of reading, writing, speaking, and listening. The EL teacher provides direct services to students, collaborates with general education teachers, and monitors the academic achievement of all ELs in grades PK-12.

For information or questions about English as a Second Language Services, please contact:

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