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Current Class Size

Current Class Size. limit w/waiver w/aide Early Childhood (All Disabilities) 5 7 10 Multiple Disabilities 5 7 10 Severe/Profound Disability 5 7 10 Autism 8 10 13 Traumatic Brain Injury 8 10 13 Severe Visual Impairment 8 10 13

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Current Class Size

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  1. Current Class Size limitw/waiverw/aide • Early Childhood (All Disabilities) 5 7 10 • Multiple Disabilities 5 7 10 • Severe/Profound Disability 5 7 10 • Autism 8 10 13 • Traumatic Brain Injury 8 10 13 • Severe Visual Impairment 8 10 13 • Severe Hearing Impairment 8 10 13 • Severe Physical Impairment 8 10 13 • Severe Speech/Language Impairment 8 10 13 • Severe Behavior Disorders 8 10 13 • Learning Disabilities 10 12 15 • Cross Categorical 10 12 15 • Moderate Visual Impairment 12 14 17 • Moderate Hearing Impairment 12 14 17 • Mild or Moderate Mental Impairment (Primary level, ages 6-8) 12 14 17 • Mild or Moderate Mental Impairment (Intermediate, jr, sr. high) 15 17 20 • Resource – Any Category 20 20 20 Proposed Class Size limitw/aide total 0-20% 15(13*) 2 17(15*) 21-60% 10( 8*) 5 15(13*) 61-100% 8( 6*) 5 13(11*) * Class Size limitation when amount of State reimbursement for teachers identified in Section 14-13.01 of the School Code [105 ILCS 5/14-13.01] exceeds the amount in effect on January 1, 2007, by at least 100 percent and no corresponding reduction has been made in other State sources of support for special education

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