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SPECIAL EDUCATION

You can be your child's best advocate by getting involved with the school community and getting to know the resources and programs that are available.  

These resources are also available in Spanish*

Education Evolution Podcast Ep 145: School Change Starting with Parent Empowerment with Ann Smith

 2022 AFCAMP Special Education Summit 

Hartford Public Schools

Bureau of Special Education - Connecticut Department of Education 

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) – United States Education Department

 

For Planning and Placement Team (PPT) Information, see Individualized Education Program

A to Z of Disabilities and Accommodations

Understanding the IEP Process*

You are Your Child's Life-Long Advocate

School Absences and Medical Disabilities

The Short and Sweet IEP Overview*

Preparing for an IEP Meeting*

Reviewing Annual Goals*

Requesting Prior Written Notice*

Evaluating Children for Disabilities*

Support, Modifications and Accommodations for Students 

Requesting an Independent Evaluation of Your Child

What are Learning Disabilities?*

Your Right to Not agree With the Results of an  IEP*

Expanding Access

How to Get your Child's School Records*

Communicating with Your Child's School*

Understanding Section 504 Review

Understanding the Mediation Process

Defining and Understanding Supplementary Aids and Services

Foster Parents of a Child with Disability

Resources For Transition Into Adulthood 

Adult Services: What Are They? Where Are They?

Getting Your Child Ready to Manage their Finances

Ways to Help Your Child Successfully Transition into Adulthood

7 Key Principles of Key Regulations

Understanding Resources and Support

Transition Goals in the IEP

10 Tips to Help Your Child Transition

Department of Developmental Services

Bureau of Rehabilitation Services

​Social Security Administration

 Other Educational Resources

K-12 Education Resources

English Language Learners

Families and Community

Afterschool Programs

Cyberbullying 101: A Primer for kids, teens and parents

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