The mission of the Mesa Public Schools Traumatic Brain Injury
Program is to provide a continuum and range of services to meet the
long-term needs of students with brain injuries in order that they
might realize their optimal level of independence both socially and academically.

The mission is supported by a commitment to:
1- To provide a conceptual and organizational framework when
determining the need for regular or special classroom instruction.
2- To facilitate the student's safe and efficient transition or entry
from hospital or home to the school and community.
3- To provide assessment and direct instruction and support to
students as needed.
4- To help students attain the greatest possible degree of
independence.
5- To facilitate the establishment of positive social relationships.
6- To provide support and services to the educational team.
7- To provide education to student, teachers, and family about
the nature and educational implications of traumatic brain injury.
8- To monitor progress and changes in student's need over time
and the effectiveness of the IEP.