Special Education
Our Special Education Department is located in the Mammoth-San Manuel School District office. We provide services to approximately 110 students with disabilities ranging in age from three years to 21 years old. We employ special education teachers at every grade level and provide a wide variety of instruction. Additionally, speech/language therapy, occupational therapy, and psychological services are available to qualifying students.
Special Education Mission Statement
The mission of the Special Education Department is to seek out and identify students with special instructional needs and to provide students with disabilities high-quality instruction to promote their developmental growth, academic competency, vocational skills, and the confidence to succeed in school as well as in the workforce.
Special Education Resources
We know that when it comes to special education, it can be difficult to navigate your way through all the forms, laws, rights, and legal jargon. We are here to help families and students understand their rights when it comes to special education laws. Use this page as a resource to learn what services you and your child are entitled to. If you ever have any questions about the services your child receives or are unsure what your legal rights are, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Destruction of Records
Public Notice - Retention of Special Education Records
In accordance with ARS §41-1351, the retention period is four (4) years for special education records. Keeping records longer than their approved retention period is illegal. Mammoth San Manuel Unified School District will destroy special education records of graduates or students who have withdrawn from Mammoth San Manuel Unified School District for four (4) years or more from the current academic year.
Prior to the destruction of records, parents or the legal guardian of the student or the adult student (age 18 or older) have the right to review the records and obtain copies of any or all special education information. Please indicate your request by contacting the Special Education Student Services Department at (520) 385-2336. Special education records cannot be reconstructed once destroyed. Special Education records that are four (4) years older than the current academic year will be destroyed on December 30, 2021.