Rights of Parents – Special Education
If you believe your child may have special education needs, you have the right to have him/her evaluated. You may request an evaluation by contacting your child’s teacher, the school psychologist, or office staff. Parents, guardians, and other interested persons may contact the child’s school in order to obtain more information about the evaluation process.
Additionally, all students who currently have an Individual Education Program (IEP) or those who are currently being evaluated, also have additional rights and protections. For more information, please contact your child’s school to be directed to someone who may assist you.
Social Services Staff
Social Work/Special Services Resources
- Addiction Center
- Anxiety in Childhood
- Anxiety in Childhood (Spanish)
- Anxious Thoughts in Kids
- Anxious Thoughts in Kids (Spanish)
- Become a Foster Parent
- Bullying Info for Parents
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services
- Depression in Children/Teens
- Depression in Children/Teens (Spanish)
- DrugRehab.com
- Ease Rush Hour (English)
- Ease Rush Hour (Spanish)
- Employment Readiness
- Ethel Nutis Gill Family Resource Center
- Family Counseling From Aurora
- Functional Family Therapy Program
- Handling Stress (English)
- Handling Stress (Spanish)
- Information About Hyperactivity
- Information About Hyperactivity Spanish
- Insurance Coverage
- Motivated Apprentice Program
- Motivated Apprentice Program (Spanish)
- Parent Tips (English)
- Parent Tips (Spanish)
- Praise or Encouragement? English
- Praise or Encouragement? Spanish
- Raising Responsible Children (English)
- Raising Responsible Children (Spanish)
- Reflect on the School Year (English)
- Reflect on the School Year (Spanish)
- School Avoidance (English)
- School Avoidance (Spanish)
- Sleep Recommendations for Kids
- Sleep Recommendations for Kids (Spanish)
- Survivors Helping Survivors
- Tips to Managing Childhood Anxiety (English)
- Tips to Managing Childhood Anxiety (Spanish)
- Trauma and Children (English)
- Trauma and Children (Spanish)
- Violence Protection Resources