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Roseville Area Schools (ISD 623) serves all or part of seven cities: Roseville, Arden Hills, Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, Little Canada, Maplewood and Shoreview. Not every Roseville address belongs to it, though. Mounds View Public Schools (ISD 621) also lists parts of Roseville in its attendance area. Confirm your district by street address first, because your resident district runs Child Find, evaluation and the IEP. ISD 623 publishes its Child Find, referral and evaluation steps online, and evaluation in either district begins with your written consent.
ISD 623's Early Childhood Special Education team takes referrals for children from birth to kindergarten from parents, professionals or relatives, evaluates at no cost, and does not require pre-referral interventions first. Early Childhood Screening, which checks communication, thinking, movement, vision and hearing for ages 3 to 5, is a separate service. For families weighing Christian and other private schools, Minnesota law keeps shared-time special education open to students who attend them, so a private choice does not end public support. Shared time means the district provides specific services at a facility it chooses, with transportation from a nonpublic school inside the district.
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