Title IX /504 Compliance (Education Amendments)
Education Amendments of 1972, which prohibits sex discrimination in educational programs. Oak Hill School does not discriminate on the basis of sex in its educational programs including:
- Recruitment
- Admissions
- Instructional materials
- Physical education
- Therapeutic services
- Recreational activities
- Vocational preparation
- Employment
For more information regarding Oak Hill School's policies and procedures regarding Title IX, please contact: Dr. Marie Davis, Assistant Director, Oak Hill School, (School Title IX/504 Coordinator for Oak Hill School) at 120 Holcomb Street, Hartford, CT 06112; or by phone: (860) 769-3832; Fax: (860) 769-6559 or email: davism@ciboakhill.org
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Oak Hill School is a private special education program licensed by the Connecticut Department of Education. Oak Hill School serves students with multiple disabilities in various community settings throughout the state.
Children ages 3-21 years with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities; including visual and hearing impairments.
Yes, Oak Hill teachers are certified by the state of Connecticut and staff are highly trained in serving students with special needs.
Classroom programs are located in both public and private settings which facilitate community and vocational experiences with non-disabled peers.
Oak Hill programs foster the opportunity for stimulation, friendship, and peer interaction in school and in their neighborhoods. The Oak Hill School philosophy of educating students is community settings enables students to learn an important lesson: Between friends, there are no barriers.
