Mid-Valley Special Education Cooperative serves students whom school districts can’t
ST. CHARLES – Tamara Srdanovich received frustrating news in December from her son’s teacher at Corron Elementary School in South Elgin: the St. Charles School District 303 educator didn’t know how to teach the boy, who has Asperger’s syndrome and anxiety.
Within weeks, Srdanovich toured the Mades-Johnstone Center in St. Charles and found the right school for Benjamin.
“I was so happy when I met [his teacher] Meg Bingham,” Srdanovich said. “I knew right away she got it.”
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