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Student Engagement Disability Programs 2018 All students in the ACT are able to enrol and attend a local public school. Parents and carers are encouraged to talk with their child's current school and school psychologist regarding disability program eligibility and program options. General enquiries and questions for students transferring from Catholic, Independent, interstate and overseas schools are to be directed to: [email protected] or 6205 6925. Primary Schools (K-6) Learning Support Centre (LSC) Learning Support Unit (LSU) Learning Support Unit-Autism (LSUA) Charles Conder Charnwood Dunlop Bonython Evatt Curtin Duffy Gilmore Evatt Evatt Giralang Garran Fadden Gordon Macgregor Farrer Macgregor Macquarie Gowrie Ngunnawal Maribyrnong Hughes Palmerston Mawson Latham Taylor Monash Majura Theodore Neville Bonner Maribyrnong Primary Specialist Schools Palmerston North Ainslie Cranleigh Richardson Taylor Malkara Theodore Weetangera Turner School Yarralumla High Schools (7-10) Learning Support Centre (LSC) Learning Support Unit (LSU) Learning Support Unit-Autism (LSUA) Alfred Deakin Alfred Deakin Belconnen Caroline Chisholm Campbell Campbell Calwell Canberra Mount Stromlo Lyneham Lanyon UCHS Kaleen Melba Copland Lyneham Melrose Melba Copland Secondary Specialist Schools Mount Stromlo Melrose Black Mountain School Wanniassa Mount Stromlo The Woden School UCHS Kaleen Wanniassa P-10 Schools with Disability Programs Programs provided for students eligible for LSU and LSUA and when ISP is not parent preference Harrison Caroline Chisholm Namadgi Kingsford Smith Amaroo Colleges (11-12) Learning Support Centre (LSC) Learning Support Unit (LSU) Dickson College Dickson College Melba Copland The Canberra College Lake Tuggeranong The Canberra College Erindale UCSSC Lake Gininderra.

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