ESE HOMEBOUND

The **ESE Homebound** program, operated by the Martin County School District, is a specialized educational service designed to provide instructional support for students who are unable to attend a traditional school campus due to documented medical or psychiatric conditions. Rather than functioning as a physical school site for daily attendance, this program serves as an extension of the district’s Exceptional Student Education (ESE) department, bringing classroom-based learning directly to the student’s home or a hospital setting. The program’s primary goal is to ensure that students maintain academic progress and stay aligned with their grade-level curriculum while they manage their health challenges.

Because the program is managed by the Martin County School District, it follows the district's rigorous educational standards and focuses on providing an inclusive, supportive environment tailored to each student’s Individualized Education Program (IEP). Teachers work closely with the student’s primary school, physicians, and parents to create a flexible learning plan that accommodates the student’s medical needs while facilitating a eventual transition back to the traditional classroom. For more information on eligibility requirements, referral processes, or specific services, families are encouraged to visit the [Martin County School District website](http://www.martinschools.org/).