https://tea.texas.gov/academics/special-student-populations/special-education/resources

Information for Parents of Children with Special Needs

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English  |  Español

https://tea.texas.gov/academics/special-student-populations/special-education/dispute-resolution/special-education-dispute-resolution-processes

Special Education Dispute Resolution Handbook. (English)

AGENCIA DE EDUCACIÓN DE TEXAS MANUAL DE LOS SISTEMAS PARA RESOLUCIÓN DE CONFLICTOS DE EDUCACIÓN ESPECIAL. (Spanish)

特殊教育爭議解決手冊 (Chinese)

Sổ tay Giải quyết Tranh chấp Giáo dục Đặc biệt (Vietnamese)

كتيب حل نزاعات التعليم الخاص (Arabic)

Everyone needs someone to talk to. Dialogue is standing by.

Dialogue’s virtual counseling sessions are designed to provide students with a safe, secure and private means of seeking assistance from licensed mental health professionals via virtual or telephonic counseling sessions. Read more information here.

Mental Health Resources from TEA

• Child Find Brochure
  • English
  • Español
• www.spedtex.org
• www.navigatelifetexas.org
• www.littletexans.org
• www.metrocareservices.org
• SB 139 Notice to Families
  • English
  • Español
• Delayed or Denied Evaluations and Compensatory Services
  • English
  • Español

• Special Education Operating Procedures
• Region 13/SPED_Parent Handbook
• Folleto informativo para padres de famila de Region 13/SPED
• Navigate Life Texas
• Records Request Form
• Transportation Manual in Special Education
• Manual de Transporte en Education EspecialDaily Vroom
• Horario de Talleres Para Familias Especiales de GPISD
• ¿Con quién comunicarse en caso de tener alguna pregunta?
• Learning Ally
• Think Inclusive

ESC-6 has agreed to share as we all work to support families through the challenges of distance learning and life in these times.  These four modules are designed for families of children with autism spectrum disorders.

The following are the links for each module. You must have the actual link to access the youtube channel for each video. 

• Module 1: Schedules and Structure
• Module 2: Visual Supports for Positive Behavior
• Module 3: Preventing Meltdowns: Emotional Support for Self-Regulation 
• Module 4: The Power of Communication

• 10 Self-Advocacy Tips for Young People with Disabilities (video)
• 10 Tools for Taking Care of Your Mental Health
• American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA)
• Care for Caregivers: Tips for Families and Educators
• Department of Assistive & Rehabilitation Services (DARS)
• Dyslexia/Dysgraphia - US Department of Education
• Helping Teens and Young Adults from NAMI
• I'm determined Parent Resources
• Legal Framework for the Child Centered Process: Child Find Framework
• Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute: Texas State Of Mind Newsletter
• Mental Health America of Greater Dallas
• Metrocare Services
• National Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health
• Onpoint Parent Newsletter
• Parent Companion
• Parent Coordination Network
• Parents Teaching Self-Advocacy Skills: Helping Your Child Toward Self-Determination from The Utah Parent Center (video)
• The PATH Project
• Power in Numbers: Children's Mental Health Awareness Day
• Region 10
• Region 13 Special Education Parent Handbook
• SPEDTex
• TEA Curriculum Standards
• Texas Education Agency (TEA)
• Texas Education Agency (TEA) Child Find in Texas
• Texas Education Agency: Mental Health and Behavioral Health
• Texas Project First
• Texas Speech-Language Hearing Association (TSHA)
• Texas Statewide Leadership for Autism Training
• Think College
• Together, We Can Stop The Stigma
• VI - Texas Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired
• VI - Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired
• Wellness Resources from Region 10