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The Homebound or Hospitalized program
is designed for students who are unable to attend school
due to a medically diagnosed physical or mental condition
which requires home or hospital confinement and restricted
activities for an extended period of time.
This program allows students to continue
their academic progress so that they will not lose credit
during the period of illness.
To be eligible for this program, a
licensed physician must certify the student is expected
to be absent from school for at least 15 consecutive
school days and is free from diseases which would endanger
the health of others. If it is the physician’s
opinion that the student will be able to participate
and benefit from an instructional program at home or
in a hospital setting, educational services may be provided.
Students diagnosed as chronically ill or who have a
repeating intermittent illness due to a persisting medical
problem are also eligible for the program.
A teacher will provide educational
services through home visits, by telephone, and/or any
other means of instruction necessary to carry out the
goals of the Individual Education Plan and to meet the
needs of the student.
The application for program services
may be obtained from the guidance department at the
child’s school. Additional information can also
be obtained at the Exceptional Student Education office (407) 343-8700.
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