Children birth to three years of age who meet or exceed the definition of developmental delays or have a medical diagnosis that is expected to result in a developmental delay in one or more of the following areas: physical development, health, hearing and vision, adaptive skills (i.e., feeding and dressing), social and emotional development, communication, and language, learning, problem solving, and play skills.

Enhances early growth and development in infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities by providing individualized support and services to the child and their family. Early intervention services are provided through a family coaching model that focuses on helping children meet goals in all areas of development. All services take place in the natural environment for the child and are tailored to meet the child's and family's individual needs.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays

Pre-K through 12th grade school district services for students living in Weber County, outside of Ogden City.COVID-19 UPDATE: following all State and CDC guidelines.

• School Districts
• Special Preschools
• Public Preschools

Qualified applicants for funding must be between ages 0 to 21 and have not received a high school diploma, educated in Weber County, have a parent or legal guardian living in the same geographical area, and attend either a Weber County or Ogden City school.

Grant funding to foster independence and make education more accessible to Weber County children with special needs. Examples of previously purchased equipment include wheelchairs, speech machines, hearing aids, special chairs, protective helmets, bicycles and iPads.

Special Needs Grant Application Process: Applications must be submitted online through the Weber School District Foundation website by the therapist or teacher who is working with the qualified student. Grant applications are due the first of every month. All grant applications will be reviewed by the District Administrator for Children with Special Needs and preference will be given when insurance or matching funds are available.

Provides parents with resources on parenting, family literacy, and other community resources. Offers a variety of cooking and parenting skills classes, and a lending library of books, videos, games, and toys. The Center is through the front doors of the school, and to the left.COVID-19 UPDATE: The Family Resource Center is closed until further notice. Pantry Packs available by request. Call the FRC main number to schedule a Pantry Pack pickup. Visit website for updates, online resources.

• Parenting Materials
• Food Pantries
• Nutrition Education
• Parenting Skills Classes

Offers various classes to help students and community learners further their educational goals and invest in their future. Offers adult high school completion programs, GED classes, and English as Second Language Programs for Weber County residents.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines. Masks required for all Weber Adult Education sites.

• English as a Second Language
• GED/High School Equivalency Test Instruction
• Adult High School Diploma Programs