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No household makes too much for a child to enroll in the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)*. Monthly premiums may be as low as $0.
Pupil Services
Colonial students receive a wide array of basic and supplemental services, including special education, counseling and school health programs. More than 800 students qualify for individualized education programs (IEPs) due to specific disabilities, and approximately 200 students have gifted individual education programs. Fourteen school counselors support students in grades K-12, and four community counselors offer additional supplemental services.
School health services are provided by certified school nurses and staff nurses to all Colonial students as well as students attending non-public schools within the District. Routine health services include height, weight, vision, hearing and scoliosis screenings. Dental examinations and physical examinations are also provided according to provisions of the Pennsylvania School Code.
Additional supports to students and families include the services of a home and school visitor and a behavioral health adviser.
Pupil Services News
Program focuses on goal setting, motor and speech/language skills, socialization, and academics — while still feeling like summer camp.
The social and emotional learning program helps students solve problems, discuss their feelings, and be a good friend.
Regent Walden celebrated Autism Awareness Month with a fundraiser to thank employees at Chestnut Hill Hospital for their service during the pandemic.
In honor of March being Best Buddies Month, PWHS Senior Mollie Hamaday put together a video about the program. Click here to watch the video.
CONTACT PUPIL SERVICES:
Karen Berk
Director of Pupil Services and Special Education
610-834-1670, ext. 2111
Click here to email Ms. Berk
Eileen Spector
Special Education Supervisor (6-12)
610-834-1670, ext. 2105
Click here to email Ms. Spector
Dr. Caitlin Gilmartin
Special Education Supervisor (K-5)
610-834-1670, ext. 2134
Click here to email Dr. Gilmartin
Dr. Felix Scherzinger
Behavioral Health Adviser/Community Health Liaison
610-834-1670, ext. 2147
Click here to email Dr. Scherzinger
Ellen Reilly
Home and School Visitor
Homeless Liaison
610-834-1670, ext. 2108
Click here to email Ms. Reilly