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Aug 2, 2003
I am a Special Education teacher for students with moderate
to severe disabilities in California. We are contemplating
a move to Idaho. The Idaho nomenclature differs from
California: here my classes are defined as SDC-SH (Special
Day Class-Severe Handicaps) or M/S (Moderate to Severe).
What are classes for the severely handicapped called in
Idaho schools? I have looked on the Idaho teachers' site
but the jobs are only listed as Special Education.
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On 8/02/03, Susan Caselli wrote:
> I am a Special Education teacher for students with moderate
> to severe disabilities in California. We are contemplating
> a move to Idaho. The Idaho nomenclature differs from
> California: here my classes are defined as SDC-SH (Special
> Day Class-Severe...See More