Parent Resources
The Education Service Center Region 19, has created a Crisis Response Website. The site includes Parent support for at-home-learning, instructional support for parents and teachers, Special Education live chats, meal finder, and official local and global Coronavirus information.
Early Childhood Intervention, is a program that provides developmental services for infants to toddlers up to the age of three.
Head Start is a child development program that helps promote school readiness through preschool services.
The Parent Companion website was designed to help parents navigate the through abundant resources available to parents raising a child with a disability.
The Special Education Information Center (SPEDTex), is designed to provide parents support on the development and delivery of services to children with disabilities in Texas.
Understood helps provide support to parents, so that they can make effective decisions that help their children thrive.
The Texas Transition and Employment Guide, offers students, and parents information on post-secondary educational and work opportunities.
Texas Transition and Employment Guide
Guía de Transición y Empleo en Tejas
Provides classroom accomodations for kids with sensory issues
The Child Mind Institute offers information and strategies on helping students with autism, mental health, and learning disabilities.
Wikilawn offers ideas to create a sensory friendly backyard landscape for children with special needs.
- Parents Guide to the Admission, Review, and Dismissal Process
This guide is designed to assist parents in understanding your procedural rights in the decision making process.
Parent Guide to the Admissions, Review, Dismissal Process
Guía Para Padres del Proceso de Admisión Repaso, y Retiro
This guide is designed to assist parents of children with disabilities in understand their rights under IDEA.
Notice of Procedural Safeguards
Aviso Sobre Procedimientos de Protección
