AT and AAC Services
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Our Assistive Technology (AT) team collaborates with district and early intervention/early childhood special education (EI/ECSE) teams to ensure students with low incidence disabilities have access their school environment, curriculum, routines, and activities throughout the day. AT services include:
- Collaboration to assess technology needs
 - Identification of AT equipment and materials for trial
 - Professional development on the use of low-to-high tech AT
 - Development of AT systems
 - Access to the equipment loan bank
 
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) services are available to students with orthopedic impairment (OI)*. These services include:
- Assistance in the assessment of communication abilities and needs
 - Identification of communication equipment and materials for trial
 - Development of AAC systems so that students are better able to communicate and interact socially across a variety of communication settings
 - Professional development for district staff regarding the use of AAC tools, partner training, aided language stimulation, and best practice.
 
*AAC consultation for students with other regional eligibilities may be available via phone, email, video-conference, or face-to-face meetings at CRP. Services may emphasize training and general capacity-building. Contact the OI/AT department with any questions.
CRP Student Equipment Training Module must be completed to check out equipment from Columbia Regional Program.
AT Professional Learning Community - 2018-2019 Meeting Dates
- 9/21/18
 - 11/16/18
 - 1/11/19
 - 3/1/19
 - 4/12/19
 - 5/17/19
 
For questions regarding our AT PLC, please contact Ruth Mckee.
Looking for information on our Orthopedic Impairment (OI) program? Please visit the OI services page.
 
