A student’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) is an important legal document that outlines their needs and the special education services that they are entitled to receive. This tip sheet explains how to prepare for an IEP meeting.
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Nou konprann ki jan li difisil pou navige Depatman Edikasyon Vil Nouyòk la. Paran yo ka pase yon kantite tan menmen ap fè rechèch sou diferan pwogram oswa tou senpleman ap eseye konprann dwa pitit yo ki gen rapò ak lekòl la.
Gid gratis AFC pou konnen dwa ou yo, fèy konsèy, ak lòt resous yo ka ede w defann pitit ou a avèk siksè.
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Gid sa a se yon apèsi sou dwa edikasyon elèv lekòl leta vil Nouyòk yo ap fè fas ak disiplin lekòl la. Li gen ladann pwoteksyon adisyonèl pou elèv ki gen andikap.
Gid sa a dekri kisa teknoloji asistans ye ak kijan pou jwenn li pou pitit ou a.
This comprehensive guide explains the Early Intervention program for children from birth to 3 years of age with developmental delays or disabilities. The guide covers eligibility for the program, the evaluation process, services available, the Individualized Family Service Plan, families’ legal rights, information on the transition from EI to Preschool Special Education, and how to resolve issues that may arise.
Fòm sa a pèmèt yon paran deziyen yon lòt adilt pou pran desizyon edikasyonèl pou pitit yo pou jiska yon ane.
This fact sheet describes what literacy skills your child should be learning during each of their first few years of school in order to become a successful reader, along with possible warning signs of future difficulty or disability.
Gid sa a dekri entimidasyon ak siy pitit ou a kapab entimidasyon. Li eksplike tou dwa w si pitit ou a sibi entimidasyon oswa yo akize l pou l entimide lòt moun epi li ale nan yon lekòl endepandan vil Nouyòk, ki gen ladan l pwoteksyon espesyal pou elèv ki gen andikap.
Preparing all students for emergencies is important, but it is especially so for students with disabilities. Under federal law, schools must create emergency plans for students with disabilities.
Li esplike pwosesis pou aplike nan lekòl mwayen ak lekòl segondè epi li bay konsèy pou fanmi elèv ki gen andikap.
This fact sheet is for parents of children learning English who believe their child may need special education services. This tipsheet provides an overview of bilingual special education, including the steps for obtaining an initial bilingual evaluation and the specific services and resources their child could be eligible for.