SPECIAL EDUCATION (IEP) RESOURCES
An Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is a written, legally binding document made for each child with a disability who qualifies for special education in the public school system.
To qualify, your child must have a record of a divagnosed disability. You can request a full multi-disciplinary or multi-team evaluation (in writing) from your school district.
IEP PROCESS TOOLKIT
A toolkit to help parents/guardians advocate for their child's right to a free appropriate public education (FAPE), work with the school district to create an effective IEP, and collaborate effectively with the IEP team.
TEXAS IEP FACT SHEET
A general overview for navigating and understanding special education programs, IEPs and ARDs in Texas.
A reliable and updated information page on special education law and how to advocate for children with disabilities.
A simplified article explaining special education, IEPs, and other relative key terms.
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