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  1. Finding an Independent Provider

    Finding an Independent Provider On this page... When we are unable to find a DOE employee (our first choice) or agency therapist (our second choice) to work with children in grades K-12 during or after school hours, your...

  2. Due Process: Impartial Hearings and Mediation

    Impartial Hearing Office | Due Process Rights | Getting Support | Impartial Hearings | Mediation

  3. District 75

    District 75 provides highly specialized instructional support for students with significant challenges, such as Autism Spectrum Disorders, significant cognitive delays, or emotional disturbances.

  4. The IEP

    Once you have a meeting, you will be given your child's Individualized Education Program (IEP). a written statement of our plan to provide your child with a Free and Appropriate Public Education in their Least Restrictiv...

  5. Testing Accommodations

    Students with Individualized Education Programs and students with 504 Plans may be eligible to receive testing accommodations.

  6. Kindergarten Students

    Find the right kindergarten program for your child with disabilities, and learn about the application process.

  7. Related Services

    Related services can help students take part in school and achieve their educational goals. Recommendations for Related Services are part of the IEP.

  8. Extended School Year Services for July and August

    Extended School Year Services for July and August On this page... Your child’s IEP may recommend Extended School Year (ESY) services (also known as 12-month services ). ESY services are special education instructional pr...

  9. Transition from High School

    Help your student with a disability get ready for what comes after high school. Get supports, timelines and more options for students when they turn 21.

  10. Starting the Process

    Learn how to get started with your child's Individualized Education Program (IEP).

  11. IEP Meeting

    Get information about the IEP meeting so you and your child will be prepared.

  12. High School Students

    It's never too early to start planning for high school. You can start as early as sixth grade. Get the information you need to find the right fit for your child.

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