Skip to main content

MILL ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLOSED TUESDAY, JUNE 24

Mill Road Elementary School and District administrative offices will be closed on Tuesday, June 24, following a minor electrical fire after school hours Monday.
A fuse malfunctioned in the electrical system, causing the fire in a maintenance space. The building itself did not sustain any damage. While repairs are underway, district officials decided it is in the best interest to all students and staff to remain closed for the day as the electrical system is tested under the extreme temperatures forecast.
Changes to planned building events will be communicated separately by Principal Dr. Brian Boyd and Assistant Principal Kristen Strothmann.
The closure will not impact the academic calendar. All testing and scheduled activities at Linden Avenue Middle School and Red Hook High School will proceed as scheduled.
An update will be sent to families and staff on Tuesday.

9 hours ago

Red Hook Central School District

A Welcoming and Diverse Community of Learners

Schools

Popular Links

  1. I Want To
  2. Access Pupil Services
  3. Access Pupil Services Home

Access Pupil Services Home

Pupil Personnel Services

Who we are

A man with glasses wearing a green shirt, smiling and looking directly at the camera.

Director of Pupil Personnel, CPSE, K-12 CSE chairperson
Jack Costello

A woman with long hair stands in front of a red and white sign, looking towards the camera with a neutral expression.

Secretary for Pupil Personnel Services, CPSE & Grades K-5
Melissa Alessi

A woman smiling brightly in front of a red and white sign, showcasing a cheerful and inviting atmosphere.

Secretary for Pupil Personnel Services, Grades 6-12
Jennifer Norris

A woman with red hair smiles warmly at the camera, showcasing her cheerful demeanor.

Grades PK-2 chairperson
Megan Kraiza

A woman smiles confidently in a mug shot, contrasting the typical serious expressions seen in such photographs.

Grades 3-5 chairperson
Nicole Warman

A woman with blonde hair wearing a blue shirt, smiling and looking towards the camera.

Grades 6-8 chairperson
Taryn Clark

A woman in a white shirt and tie smiles warmly at the camera, exuding confidence and professionalism.

CSE 9-12 chairperson
Donna Schulte
 

Welcome to Pupil Personnel Services

Pupil personnel services is responsible for providing a wide range of programs and services to students with learning differences. The department includes teaching staff, school psychologists, counselors, school social workers, speech pathologists, occupational therapists and physical therapists.

What is the process to get help for my child?

  1. If you suspect your child may have a learning disability, contact your child's building principal.
  2. The principal will hold a Response to Intervention Team (RTI) meeting to determine if additional building-level services will accelerate your child's learning.
  3. Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEIA) and Part 200 of the Commissioner’s Regulations, the District must have a Response to Intervention/RTI process to support a student’s education program before consideration of referral to the Committee on Special Education (CSE).
  4. If the RTI process does not improve your child's progress, then the committee will refer your child to the CSE. Parents may also refer their child to the CSE or the Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE).
  5. Once parents have given signed consent to evaluate, a 60-day timeline commences during which time evaluation will occur and a meeting will be held.
  6. A meeting will be held with either the CSE or CPSE to determine your child's eligibility under CSE/CPSE and if your child is eligible, the CSE/CPSE will develop an Individualized Education Program for your child.

Our office also oversees services for homeless students and school-based mental health services.

Regulation information

Learn the basics

 

Common Forms

 

Resources