501 W Main St, Northville, MI 48167-1576 | Mary K. Gallagher, Superintendent
Additional Programs and Services
Center-Based Programs
The unique educational needs of some students outweigh their need to attend a general education school. These students may attend a Center-Based Program. These are schools that educate children, with similar learning characteristics, from several school districts. The curriculum provided within Center Programs is designed to meet the needs of attending students. The basic curriculum is then individualized for each learner. Besides the comprehensive classroom program, these schools have access to a variety of specialized services needed to meet each child’s unique needs.
The following Center-Based Programs are providers in partnership with other school districts and available for students living within Northville:
| Autistically Impaired | Burger School: Garden City Public SchoolsPerrinville School, Riley Elementary, Emerson Middle Schools: Livonia Public Schools, Dodson and Tonda Elementary Schools: Plymouth-Canton Public Schools |
| Early-On (Birth through 3 years) | Stottlemyer Early On Program: Wayne-Westland Community Schools |
| Early Childhood Intervention Program (ages 3-5) | Thornton Creek Elementary School: Northville Public Schools |
| Day Treatment (for Emotionally Impaired) | Kaselemis Adolescent and Keeler Elementary Day Treatment Centers: Redford Union Schools |
| Visually Impaired | Livonia Public Schools |
| Hearing Impaired (Total Communication) | Dearborn Public Schools |
| Hearing Impaired (Oral Program) | Beech and MacGowan Elementary Schools:Redford Union Schools |
| Physically or Health Impaired | Wayne-Westland Community Schools |
| Cognitively Impaired | Franklin High School, Webster School, Western Wayne Skill Center: Livonia Public Schools |
| Severely Cognitively Impaired | Cooke and Old Village Schools: Northville Public Schools |
| Severely Multiply | Impaired Cooke and Old Village Schools:Northville Public Schools |
| Dual Diagnosed (Cognitively/Emotionally Impaired) | Cooke and Old Village Schools: Northville Public Schools |
Homebound/Hospitalized Services
Students may receive a minimum of two non-consecutive hours of instruction per week in their home if they are certified by a licensed physician as having a severe physical or other health impairment preventing school attendance.
Transportation
The IEPT determines when special transportation arrangements are required for a student.
