Special Education

Extended School Year Services are special education supports that continue beyond the regular school calendar, usually during summer or other

Special Education Transportation refers to the rides and travel support that schools arrange for students whose disabilities make getting to

Seclusion and Restraint Safeguards are rules that limit when schools may physically restrain a student or place a student alone

Discipline protections for students are legal and procedural safeguards that limit how schools can remove a child from class for

Disability Rights in Education refers to the legal protections that guarantee students with disabilities equal access to schooling, appropriate supports,

Confidentiality in Special Education refers to the rules that protect a student’s disability-related information, evaluations, and Individualized Education Programs from

Family School Partnerships describe the ongoing working relationship between families and schools, built on communication, shared goals and mutual respect.

Parent advocacy in special education means a parent actively taking part in decisions about a child’s disability-related services at school.

Supported Employment Preparation refers to the set of skills, experiences, and planning steps that help a young person with a

Vocational Rehabilitation Services are public programs that help people with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep employment. Each U.S. state