
Please see the “Notice of Potential Disclosure of Student Records” and “Objection to Disclosure of Student Information and Records Form” related to an ongoing lawsuit in the Southern District, M.G. et al. v. N.Y. City Department of Education et al., No. 13-CV-4639.
The Notice defines the groups of students who may be covered by the Notice, the types of records which may be disclosed, whom they may be disclosed to (i.e., counsel for the parties, their experts and the Court), and how parents may object to the disclosure of their child’s records.
The Notice and Objection Form can also be found at HERE as well as virtual links to translations of the Notice and Objection Form in Spanish, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Haitian Creole, Korean, Russian and Urdu. Translations themselves can be found HERE.
SKHOV provides a learner-driven approach to education within a 6:1:3 ratio.
Because all interventions are individualized and data based, teachers, therapists, and parents observe daily performance, coordinate efforts, make data based decisions about the ongoing effects of each intervention and create quality programs for each student. Based on the feedback, individualized programs are revised or redesigned to assure the child's continued progress. We use a scientific approach to teaching to help students achieve goals.
Shema Kolainu's programs are accredited and certified by the New York State Department of Education and the New York City Department of Education. Children may be referred by parents, local school districts, other child advocates or human service agencies.
For more information contact:
Tel: (718) 686-9600 or Fax: (718) 686-6161
email: referrals@skhov.org