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Best Special Needs Schools in Casselberry, Florida (2026)

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Casselberry is in Seminole County, and Seminole County Public Schools (SCPS) runs a Pre-K Evaluation Clinic for children ages 3 to 5. Parents submit an evaluation request online, and the clinic looks at pre-academic, communication, social and emotional, self-help, and motor skills. The SCPS Pre-K Clinic is located at 701 W. State Road 434 in Winter Springs.

If a child qualifies, SCPS provides services at designated district sites based on the IEP: direct instruction in a Pre-K classroom, speech or language therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and support moving into kindergarten. SCPS lists warning signs such as trouble interacting with peers, speech others cannot easily understand, repeated movements or phrases, and limited attention. For students with disabilities, Florida's FES UA scholarship is a separate, state-run option handled by scholarship funding organizations.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Special Needs Schools in Casselberry

What warning signs does Seminole County list for preschoolers?
SCPS lists difficulty interacting with peers and adults, avoiding play with other children, trouble understanding or using language, difficulty joining age-appropriate activities, speech others cannot easily understand, atypical behaviors such as lining up toys or repeating words, and restlessness or limited attention. If several apply, consider an evaluation request through the Pre-K clinic.
What does the SCPS Pre-K Evaluation Clinic assess?
The clinic evaluates five areas: pre-academic skills such as matching and counting, communication, social and emotional skills, adaptive or self-help skills such as toileting and dressing, and gross and fine motor skills. Requests go through the district's online Pre-K evaluation form. Before you submit it, our evaluation guide helps you describe your concerns clearly.
Where would a Casselberry preschooler receive services?
SCPS provides preschool special education at designated district sites, not necessarily at the school closest to home. The IEP team decides which services a child needs, from Pre-K classroom instruction to speech, occupational, or physical therapy, along with support for the move to kindergarten. Ask the clinic which site your child is assigned to and how transportation is handled.
Can FES UA help a Casselberry family with private school costs?
FES UA gives eligible students with disabilities, starting at age 3, a choice between enrolling in another public school or receiving an education savings account. The account can cover private school tuition and fees, online learning, tutoring, and other approved services. Families apply and renew each year through Step Up For Students or the AAA Scholarship Foundation.

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