Rigorous Academic Programming (RAP)
Students receive rigorous academic programming within a supportive and nurturing environment, with continued access to Core Curriculum standards.
Special Services Department
Supporting the Whole Student
The Monroe Township Public School District’s Child Study Team and Special Services Department works with students, families, and school staff to support the academic, social, and emotional needs of our students.

Our Approach
The district is committed to developing each student’s unique strengths and needs through individualized, research-based support.
Students receive rigorous academic programming within a supportive and nurturing environment, with continued access to Core Curriculum standards.
When appropriate, interventions are designed to be high impact and short term while addressing each student’s identified educational needs.
The goal is to help students make meaningful academic progress while promoting success in the least restrictive environment.
Early Identification
Concerned that a child may need additional educational support?
Project Child Find helps identify children who may have a disability and may be eligible for special education and related services.
Student Stability and Access
The McKinney-Vento Program is designed to minimize the impact of homelessness on children’s education. Some qualifying situations may not be obvious to families experiencing housing instability.
A child may qualify when living:
Children determined to be living in a homeless situation can:
Stephanie Garriel
Monroe Township Homeless Liaison
Download the Homeless Residency Questionnaire (opens in a new tab)

Programs and Services
Explore the district’s additional student supports, transition programming, and program profiles.
Review the district’s Community-Based Instruction program information.
Review the Williamstown High School program schema and the core abilities for a job.
Program information provided by Monroe Township Public Schools.
Program information provided by Monroe Township Public Schools.
Service information provided by Monroe Township Public Schools.
Program information provided by Monroe Township Public Schools.
Program information provided by Monroe Township Public Schools.
Child Study Team
The Child Study Team (CST) is a multidisciplinary team that works with students, families, and school staff to identify and address individual educational needs. The team may participate in evaluations, develop recommendations for educational programming and supports, and collaborate with families and educators to help students succeed.
Download the Role of the Child Study Team Guide (opens in a new tab)Helps determine whether a student may have an educational disability and may be eligible for special education and related services.
Works with families and educators to identify appropriate educational programming, supports, and services.
Collaborates with school staff and families to address individual student needs and promote educational progress.
Parents and guardians are an important part of the process and work alongside the school team to support their child.
Information and resources are available for families transitioning from early intervention into preschool services.
Guidance for families preparing to transition from early intervention services.
Review preschool autism program options provided by the district.
Review the district’s preschool program options and visit the Preschool page.
Contact the Special Services Department with questions about programs, resources, or support for your child.
Special Service Resources