Which schools in Palm Beach County serve hearing loss, vision loss and dual-sensory impairment?
The state record has 15 Palm Beach district private schools reporting this category. Of them, 11 hold the FES-UA flag and 10 hold the Private School Scholarship flag, and the whole table follows.
What does FES-UA money cover for a child with this diagnosis?
- The FES-UA guide treats hearing aids and prescription eyeglasses as assistive technology; vision therapy from a licensed optometrist, and listening and spoken language therapy, fall under specialized services.
- A device the guide leaves out must be pre-approved.
Tuition and eligible school fees come first. After that the account can reach licensed therapies such as ABA, speech, OT, PT and counseling, along with credentialed tutors, curriculum, assistive technology, specialized summer programs, testing and evaluations. See every category →
Where in Palm Beach County are these schools?
Wellington, Royal Palm Beach & Loxahatchee (2), Central Boca Raton & the FAU corridor (2), Central West Palm Beach, Haverhill & the Palm Beach Lakes corridor (2), Lake Worth Beach, Palm Springs, Lantana & Greenacres (2), Downtown West Palm Beach, the South End & the Town of Palm Beach (2), West Boca Raton & the Jewish day-school corridor (1), Belle Glade, Pahokee & the Glades (1), Northwood, Westgate & North West Palm Beach (1).