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  • Autism and ADHD Academies Calendar

  • Parent Companion

    Parent Companion

    A guide for Texas parents and caregivers of children with diagnosed or suspected disabilities from birth through 5 years of age.
    You are not alone. We can help.

  • Mental Health Crisis Hotline

    Text DEAF to 741741

    The person on the other end of the line will know sign language.

    OR

    Text HOME to 741741

    This hotline is for persons not requiring sign-language communication

  • 2024 Imagination Texas: This is ME!

    Start planning now!

    April 5-6, 2024

    Tarrant County College, Trinity River Campus

    Cost: $65 per person (does not include hotel and meals on Saturday)

  • TEXAS TRANSITION AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDE

    This helpful guide is available in English, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, and Chinese and includes information on transition planning, personal rights, careers, college, community, finances, and health for students and adults with disabilities.

  • TEXAS RDSPD LOCATOR

    This tool identifies which Regional Day School Programs for the Deaf serve specific cities, school districts, or charter schools. Contact information is included.

  • SPEDTEX

    SPEDTex provides information and resources that help parents understand a child's disability and their rights and responsibilities under IDEA.

  • The STATEWIDE OUTREACH CENTER AT TEXAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF...

    • Increases awareness about how every deaf and hard of hearing student can achieve their full potential when provided with appropriate educational opportunities
    • Directs visitors to the appropriate agency, program, service, information, or resource
    • Provides programs and services for families and their deaf or hard-of-hearing children, ages 0-22
    • Extends access to SOC resources, programs, and services through statewide events and online opportunities
    • Collaborates with educational agencies and public/private entities to provide the most effective and efficient delivery of services
    • Creates online resources and materials to be used in family or educational settings
    • Provides resources, activities, and programs to students ages 0-22
    • Delivers professional development and workshops to professionals who provide educational or related services to students
    • Conducts research and develops resources and programs to meet the needs of students, families, and professionals

  • SERVING DEAF/HARD OF HEARING STUDENTS

    This comprehensive flier provides information regarding the services available for students who are deaf/hard of hearing. It is designed to be used by administrators, general education teachers, and other professionals who interact with students who are deaf/hard of hearing.

     

  • NEW TRANSITION RESOURCE: NEXT STEPS TO INDEPENDENCE — SKILLS AND STRATEGIES

    This checklist "provides a framework to develop skills for independence in adulthood for individuals with disabilities. Families might use this tool to reflect on their child's achievements, consider any areas of concern, or collaborate with educators. Educators might use this tool to identify critical skills to address, adaptations to consider, or as an informal transition assessment for self-determination skills. Within each age group, you will see lists of activities and suggestions for teaching these critical skills and connecting with community partners."

     

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    EARLY CHILDHOOD TEXAS: RESOURCES FOR RAISING KIDS

    Created in partnership with the Texas Education Agency, the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, Texas Health and Human Services, and the Texas Workforce Commission, this website provides resources and supports for parents and professionals as children grow and develop.

     

  • INFORMATION FOR TEACHERS OF THE DEAFBLIND

    The Teachers of Students who are DeafBlind (TDB) website provides a centralized gathering place offering opportunities for a community of practice, sharing ideas, and resources.

  • HANDSS
    VOICES 

    TXHV is a safe place for families with DHH kids (0-21) to explore options, get free unbiased support, learn from one another and share what we have in common. We help these families find the resources and information they need to improve communication access and social and educational outcomes for t
    txhv.org
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