How can parents and families support students in the assessment process? IEP team meetings are designed to be collaborative, with parents and families being active members of the team.
The resources below consist of tools, materials, supports and information that are designed to help parents and caregivers feel informed, empowered, and connected as they support their child’s growth—especially for families of children with disabilities. These resources recognize that families are their child’s first and most important advocates—and aim to support, uplift, and partner with parents every step of the way.
How can parents and families support students in the assessment process? IEP team meetings are designed to be collaborative, with parents and families being active members of the team.
Five-part video series to help parents learn how to conduct an effective special education document review.
The Sexual Assault Awareness Toolkit provides inclusive, accessible resources to support sexual violence prevention and education for people with developmental disabilities.
Advocating for Your Child
Family and School/Community Partnerships
Coping and Self-Care
Managing Healthcare
Support from Other Parents
Romance, Sexuality and Gender Identity
Diverse and Non-Traditional Families
Racial and Cultural Diversity
Miscellaneous Family Engagement Resources