special education
WarmLine is a Parent Training and Information Center (PTI) funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs to educate parents of children from birth to age 26 who have disabilities. WarmLine serves 26 counties in Northern California. (map)
WARMLINE SPECIAL EDUCATION WEBINARS
INFORMACION EN ESPANOL
SPECIAL EDUCATION TRAINING
WARMLINE'S SPECIAL EDUCATION NEWSLETTER
TRANSITION TO ADULT: EMPLOYMENT, COLLEGE, ADULT SERVICES, PERSON-CENTERED PLANNING
SPECIAL EDUCATION TRAINING
WARMLINE'S SPECIAL EDUCATION NEWSLETTER
TRANSITION TO ADULT: EMPLOYMENT, COLLEGE, ADULT SERVICES, PERSON-CENTERED PLANNING
WARMLINE SPECIAL EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS & HANDOUTS
Turning Three Year Old for parents of children turning 3 as they "graduate" from early intervention. (English) (Spanish)
Understanding Special Education is a comprehensive guide to understand how special education services work.
(English) (Spanish) (Russian Thanks to Yolo County Office of Education)
Moving On: Transition to Adult Services is a guide for parents whose children are transitioning out of Special Education. (Spanish)
The contents of these publications were developed under a grant from the US Department of Education. #H328M150011. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the US Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the federal government.
Understanding Special Education is a comprehensive guide to understand how special education services work.
(English) (Spanish) (Russian Thanks to Yolo County Office of Education)
Moving On: Transition to Adult Services is a guide for parents whose children are transitioning out of Special Education. (Spanish)
The contents of these publications were developed under a grant from the US Department of Education. #H328M150011. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the US Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the federal government.
Forms to help prepare for the IEP:
Request for Assessment (Initial) is to have your children assessed to see whether they qualify for special education services.
Request for Additional Assessments is to request additional assessments when your child already an IEP.
- Goal Worksheet and Parent Report Templates
- Concerns & Strategies Worksheet (English) (Spanish)
- Targeted Questions for Parents to Ask
- Meeting Notes & Seating Chart
Request for Assessment (Initial) is to have your children assessed to see whether they qualify for special education services.
Request for Additional Assessments is to request additional assessments when your child already an IEP.
COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Community Advisory Committees (CAC) advise local school districts and provide educational opportunities to parents. For more information about your CAC, contact your school district's Special Education Department directly.