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Supplemental Education Services

South Hadley Public Schools
Town Hall, 116 Main Street
South Hadley, MA 01075
Phone: 413-538-5060
Fax: 413-532-6284

If you have a question regarding your child who currently receives special education services....

If you have a question regarding your child who currently receives special education services, please contact your child’s classroom teacher or special education teacher liaison (listed on the Administrative Page of the IEP). Since teachers generally have the most current and best information, it is suggested that parents begin by contacting either the general education or the special education teacher. If you wish to call your child’s liaison, but do not have current contact information, contact Susan Brissette at the SPED office and she can provide that information to you. Each school publishes contact numbers and email addresses at the beginning of each year. You may request this information directly from your child’s school.

If additional information is necessary or if the initial inquiry did not provide sufficient information, it is recommended that parents contact the school principal.

Joyce Butler, Director of PPS, or Gus Sayer, Superintendent, are also available for questions that are not fully addressed at the school level as well as other district level student services questions. See contact information on the tab “Contacts.”