
Some states offer programs that allow families to use public education funds to send their children to non-public schools, such as private schools or homeschool programs, often referred to as “school choice.”
The resources below consist of tools, services, materials, and supports that help students learn and grow—both in and out of the classroom. These resources can also help families stay informed and involved in their child’s education, in achieving educational goals and promoting student success.

Some states offer programs that allow families to use public education funds to send their children to non-public schools, such as private schools or homeschool programs, often referred to as “school choice.”
When families choose a school setting outside of traditional public schools, their dispute resolution rights can change in important ways. This webinar was presented to help parent center staff and families better understand how different school choices impact protections and options under federal law.
How can families connect to their State Education Agency? NCEO provides links to state assessment policies for students with disabilities. An interactive state map allows users to quickly find policies for their state.
Special Education Law
Eligibility
Understanding IEPs
IEP Team
Parent Rights
Dispute Resolution
School Discipline
behavior
Inclusion
Private and Non-Traditional Schools
Teaching Strategies
Parent Involvement
Assessment & Evaluation
Assistive Technology in Education
Non-Traditional Families and Underserved Populations
Healthcare in School – Information and Resources
Miscellaneous Education Resources