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What is a multidistrict special education unit?
Multidistrict special education units are governed by NDCC 15.1-33 which allows a school district to join a multidistrict special education unit or together with other school districts form a multidistrict special education for purposes of planning and delivering special education and related services. The WilMac Multidistrict Special Education Unit was formed in 1980 and has been in operation ever since.
What does WilMac do?
WilMac's primary function is to support its member school districts in their responsibility of providing a free and appropriate public education for students with disabilities through administrative services, coordination services, itinerant instruction, and related services. Each member school district within WilMac retains ultimate responsibility for each student within its district.
Member Districts
The History of Wilmac
Wilmac Multidistrict Special Education Unit was created in 1980 as a collaboration of shared special educations services in northwestern North Dakota for the region’s public school districts. Membership has changed throughout the years as school districts have merged or closed, the Unit currently serves eleven school districts.