Alternative Education
Alternative Education for Disruptive Youth (AEDY)
AEDY Programs were created to provide education to students in grades 6-12 who have been removed from the regular education setting for certain disciplinary reasons. These programs help students work on behavioral problems while, at the same time keeping up with their school work. Placements in AEDY Programs are temporary. Students may only stay in placement until they have met their behavioral goals, at which time, students return to the regular education setting.
Resources
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Parent Guide to AEDY Programs
from the Pennsylvania Department of Education
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Parent Guide to AEDY Programs
from the Pennsylvania Department of Education
Complaint Process
Please contact the Office of Pupil Services if you have a complaint about an AEDY Program. There is a process for English Learners (ELs), students with disabilities and all students, their Parents/Guardians, and organizations to resolve complaints and concerns regarding any aspect of an AEDY, including placement and exiting decisions, the quality of relevant academic instruction, the provision or omission of language assistance services, and services to students with disabilities, including reasonable modifications.