Services are provided to students who demonstrate significant delays in the use and a acquisition of normal speech and language skills. Services are provided on an individual and small group basis in the areas of articulation, language, voice, fluency and pragmatic language.

Services are provided on an individual and/or small group basis to help students succeed academically, socially and emotionally. These services are provided in the following areas: psychological testing, individual and small group counseling services, crisis interventions, developmental family assessments, home-school collaboration, school-based psychiatric consultations, teacher consultations and liaisons with outside mental health services.

Services are provided to students through itinerant staff from the State Board of Education and Services for the Blind and from the Capitol Region Council (CREC).

Services are provided to students by staff of a contracted agency. These staff members collaborate with general and special educators regarding students' audiological equipment and individual learning needs.

Services are provided to students with disabilities when fine motor/sensory motor/gross motor difficulties impact their learning in a school setting. The focus of these services in a school setting is to promote functional independence or participation within the education environment.

Services are provided to students, families, and staff regarding the unique behavioral needs of students. In addition the BCBA also works closely with those students who require discrete trial instruction.

Services are provided to students with disabilities when a student would be less able to or unable to independently participate in a task or access the resources in the environment relevant to his/her IEP goals without the technology. Assistive technology in a classroom may range from low-cost, low-tech devices, such as adaptive scissors or pencil grips, to higher cost, high-tech items such as augmentative communication devices.