Entendemos lo difícil que puede ser navegar por el Departamento de Educación de la ciudad de Nueva York. Los padres pueden dedicar una enorme cantidad de tiempo a investigar diferentes programas o simplemente a tratar de comprender los derechos escolares de sus hijos.
Las guías gratuitas sobre sus derechos, las hojas de consejos y otros recursos de AFC pueden ayudarle a defender con éxito a su hijo.
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A guide to public education programs for 3 and 4-year-olds for the 2025-26 school year. This guide provides information on free/low-cost early childhood programs in New York City, including Pre-K, 3-K, Infant & Toddler programs, and Head Start, and how to find and apply to those programs.
Esta guía explica el proceso de admisión al jardín de infantes y responde preguntas frecuentes. Incluye información para familias de estudiantes con discapacidades, ELL y estudiantes en viviendas temporales.
A quick overview of the two processes that families of children with disabilities participate in as part of the transition to kindergarten: 1) applying to kindergarten and 2) creating the kindergarten Individualized Education Program (“IEP”).
This guide provides an overview of the kindergarten placement process for students who need school-aged special education services, including more detailed information on eligibility, referral, evaluations, Turning 5 IEP meeting, kindergarten placements, and what to do if a placement is inappropriate.
A continuación se ofrecen consejos sobre cómo solucionar y resolver algunos de los problemas más frecuentes con los servicios de transporte para los estudiantes de la ciudad de Nueva York.
This tip sheet explains the high school admissions process in NYC and gives families tips for applying to public high schools.
Esta hoja de consejos explica el proceso de admisión a las escuelas intermedias en la ciudad de Nueva York y brinda a las familias consejos para postularse a las escuelas intermedias públicas.
If your child’s behavior at school is affecting their learning, or the learning of other students, a Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) or Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP) may help manage the behavior. This fact sheet provides information about who might benefit from FBAs and BIP; when an FBA and BIP should and must be done; and covers the rights of students with disabilities to get an FBA and BIP.
If you are arrested and charged, you can either be placed in secure detention facilities or non-secure detention facilities/placements. No matter where you are placed, you still have the right to an education! This one-pager covers your education rights while in placement and when leaving placement.
This fact sheet is for families of NYC students who need more help learning to read. It provides an overview of reading instruction and what’s changing with NYC Reads; answers common questions about dyslexia; and explains how to get help if your child is struggling.