Kraybill Campus

Student Support Services

Learning Support
The Learning Support Program is a multi-categorical, inclusion program that enables students who learn differently to participate in regular education within the classroom. The Learning Support staff partner with classroom teachers and parents to ensure that curriculum, instruction, and evaluations are flexible and meet the needs of all students. A plan is developed and reviewed annually for all learning support students. The plan articulates how the needs of the learning support students will be best met in the classroom. Some students will come to the Learning Support room for small group instruction in math and language arts if it is determined that their learning needs are best met in that way. The Kraybill Campus also offers Education Therapy designed to remediate learning disabilities.

To supplement the Kraybill staff, Intermediate Unit 13 provides a full-time remedial reading and math specialist, a speech therapist, and a guidance counselor on the Kraybill Campus. Students meet with these skilled professionals in modern, attractive offices within the main Kraybill building.

Challenge Program
The Challenge Program provides the opportunity for students to participate in gifted education. Students join a small group of peers for a two-hour session each week. This is a "pull out" program from the regular school day. Students are expected to make up work they miss in the regular classroom while in their weekly session. Students explore and focus on a variety of themes and subjects throughout the year.