Tevie Miller Heritage School Program

Goals

• Improve communication, speech, language and literacy skills

Benefits

• Increased competence and confidence communicating and interacting in a variety of situations
• Improved ability to understand language cues and how to respond appropriately

Program delivery

• Targeted strategies taught and implemented to support students’ learning and individual speech and language goals
• Smaller classes, small group and one-to-one instruction
• Access to a collaborative team model consisting of a teacher, speech language pathologist and educational assistant on a daily basis
• Language and literacy supports provided by speech language pathologist
• A program supporting children diagnosed with speech and language delays, disorders or disabilities
• Opportunity to build fluency in American Sign Language (ASL) as a second language option in Grades 4 to 6

Eligibility

For the Tevie Miller Heritage School Program, students must be:

• in Kindergarten to Grade 6 with at least low average intellectual ability
• presenting with a moderate to severe communication disability and significant academic delays

Students who exhibit a pattern of erratic or inconsistent attendance, or aggressive behaviour are not eligible.

Parents must provide specialized assessment reports such as academic, cognitive, speech language assessment results and programming recommendations. For more information about eligibility, contact Tevie Miller Heritage School Program.

• Current students: Contact your child's school for information about eligibility and specialized programming options.
• New to Edmonton Public Schools: Use the Find a School tool to find your designated school and contact the principal.