Spedco provides specialized education services designed to help schools develop and maintain high-quality programs for students with disabilities. With more than a decade of experience and work with more than 50 schools nationwide, Spedco supports school leaders, educators, and local education agencies with practical guidance related to special education systems, compliance, instruction, and program development.
For schools and LEAs in Utah, Spedco offers several levels of special education support through its service packages. These options are designed around factors such as school size, the number of students with disabilities, staff experience and licensing, dispute resolution activity, and the level of special education expertise available within the school. Services can include access to a special education coach, assistance with complex situations and state reporting, support with the IEP process, and guidance for creating and sustaining effective special education systems.
Spedco also provides nationwide technical services, including comprehensive program reviews tailored to a school’s needs. Consultants may conduct classroom observations, interview school personnel and students, review special education files, and gather input from parents and other stakeholders. Schools receive reports identifying strengths and areas of concern, along with potential improvement activities and guidance for moving forward.
Additional services include professional development offered through video modules, virtual sessions, or in-person training. Spedco can also provide deeper technical assistance and program development following a program review, including support with improvement-plan implementation, professional development, and systems coaching.
Spedco’s team brings experience across multiple areas and levels of education, including early childhood, elementary, secondary, vocational, higher, and teacher education. Its work serves both public and private education settings, with the goal of helping schools strengthen their special education programs and better support students with disabilities.
