Haysville High School

Tri-City Day School was established through the mutual cooperation of the Derby, Haysville, and Mulvane school districts to meet diverse, unique emotional and mental health needs of their K-12 students. Tri-City Day School offers four educational classrooms focusing on core and non-core courses through direct teacher instruction and the use of computerized curriculum. Students also have physical education available one to two times a week at an off-site location. All classrooms are staffed with certified special education teachers and behavior technicians. A full time registered nurse is also available on site for students' needs. Some students receive additional support during the school day through agencies such as the Mental Health Association (MHA), Behavioral Link, COMCARE, and other community based agencies that support students with disabilities. In addition to traditional core curriculum, students receive group counseling under the supervision of a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker (LSCSW) two times a week for 90 minutes each session. Also available to students is individual counseling which is provided on site by an LSCSW in private practice. Both Medicaid and some individual insurance are accepted by this provider. Other additional related services may be included in a student's school day as determined by the student's Individual Education Program (IEP) team. Students are enrolled into their home school district in Derby, Haysville, or Mulvane. Students are referred through the sending local school district Special Education/Student Services Director. All students have been evaluated and categorized for special education services and all lesser restrictive settings were not successful for the students as determined by the Individual Education Program (IEP) team.