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Special Education

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The Chenango Valley Special Education Department partners with students, families and staff to provide services and supports that help every student learn, grow and participate fully in school. If you have questions about your child’s needs or the special education process, please contact us. We are here to help.

Child Find: Identifying Students Who May Need Support

We are committed to helping identify children who may need special education services.

  • Children age 21 or younger who live in the Chenango Valley Central School District, including those in private schools, may be referred for an evaluation.

  • Referrals can be made if a disability is suspected, even if the child is not currently receiving special education services.

To learn more or start the referral process, contact the Special Education Office at (607) 762-6830.

CSE Meeting Delays or Cancellations

  • If there is a 1- or 2-hour delay, meetings scheduled at or after 10:30 a.m. will still take place.
  • If school is closed, all meetings for that day are canceled.
  • The Special Education Office will contact you to reschedule any canceled meeting.
  • If you have questions, please call the Special Education Office at (607) 762-6830.

Dispute Resolution / Mediation

Director of Special Education

Mrs. Vanessa Moschak
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Additional Resources

Need help with these resources or have questions? Contact the CV Special Education Department at the number above. We’re happy to assist you.

NYS Caregiver Guide to Special Education


Family and Community Engagement Centers (FACE Centers)
Discover more information on FACE Centers.


Graduation Requirements

Pathways to Graduation

Understood.org
Visit the understood.org website. Understood.org is a nonprofit website that offers resources, expert advice, and community support for people who learn and think differently, including those with ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning differences.