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28 06, 2018

Services for Students with Dyslexia Facebook Live with Steven Aleman, Disability Rights Texas

2018-06-28T15:47:39-05:00

Watch our special Facebook Live as Steven Aleman of Disability Rights Texas discusses TEA’s recently released Letter to the Administrator on the Provision of Services for Students with Dyslexia and Related Disorders. https://www.facebook.com/PRNTexas/videos/10155847493804163/ [rescue_spacing size="20px"] Join us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/PRNTexas

Services for Students with Dyslexia Facebook Live with Steven Aleman, Disability Rights Texas2018-06-28T15:47:39-05:00
27 06, 2018

Related Services | Key Definitions in IDEA

2019-11-14T14:16:06-06:00

The related services that a student receives are based upon his or her unique needs related to disability. So it’s important to know what kinds of related services are available and which would appropriately support the student’s learning.

Related Services | Key Definitions in IDEA2019-11-14T14:16:06-06:00
12 06, 2018

10 Common Mistakes Parents Make Regarding Their Procedural Safeguard Rights

2018-07-23T14:32:57-05:00

Schools are to give parents the Texas Education Agency (TEA) document Notice of Procedural Safeguards Rights of Parents of Students with Disabilities at least once a year. It is also to be given when an initial evaluation for special education services is begun or when a parent requests an evaluation, when the first state complaint or due process hearing complaint is made in a school year, and whenever a parent requests a copy. There are common mistakes that many parents make in regards to this document and their rights. […]

10 Common Mistakes Parents Make Regarding Their Procedural Safeguard Rights2018-07-23T14:32:57-05:00
12 06, 2018

How to Communicate with Schools in Writing

2018-07-12T15:34:05-05:00

The bank,  elected official, a credit card company, a boss, a fellow employee, or a local handyman have all asked customers and consumers to “put that in writing, please.” For parents of children with disabilities, there are even more reasons to “put that in writing, please.” They might be providing documentation about their child’s disability to strangers. A request for a meeting with a teacher, a change in their child’s program, an adjustment to their child’s testing schedules — each may require a letter. And not all of us are comfortable writing a letter for these requests — it can be [...]

How to Communicate with Schools in Writing2018-07-12T15:34:05-05:00

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