Special Education Resources
You can become your child's best advocate by getting involved with their school community and getting to know the resources and programs that are available.
These resources are also available in Spanish*
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Bureau of Special Education - Connecticut Department of Education
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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) – United States Education Department
For Planning and Placement Team (PPT) Information see IEP
ADVOCACY, EDUCATION
RESOURCES & SUPPORT
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Become your child's best advocate
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DISABILITY
Behavioral, Developmental, Intellectual, Physical, and other conditions
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JUVENILE JUSTICE
Be a Voice for Change
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HEALTH EQUITY
Resources
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Resources to Help your Child Transition to Young Adulthood
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Adult Services: What Are They? Where Are They?
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Getting Your Child Ready to Manage their Finances
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Ways to Help Your Child Successfully Transition into Adulthood
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7 Key Principles of Key Regulations
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Understanding Resources and Support
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Transition Goals in the IEP
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10 Tips to Help Your Child Transition
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Department of Developmental Services
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Bureau of Rehabilitation Services
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Social Security Administration