Are you concerned that your child may need extra support to be successful at school? Has a teacher suggested that your child be referred for an evaluation? Has your student recently been diagnosed with a learning disability or medical condition that will impact their progress through school? Our partners at the New Hampshire Parent Information Center have created resources for families in your shoes. Click the links below for good starting points on your journey.
Parents play a vital role in their children’s education. When it comes to children with disabilities who need additional supports, parents are their most powerful advocates.
If you think your child might need special education, it’s essential you understand the process.
Need to refresh your knowledge of the Special Education Process? Need a one-pager to hang on your fridge? Click the link below.
The New Hampshire Parent Information Center has developed an organizational tool to help you manage information throughout your child’s school journey.
For most students with disabilities, support services will be needed throughout their education. This binder system can assist you in keeping all information and paperwork in one place over the years.
Individualized Education Plans (IEP) and 504 plans are designed to support qualifying students with disabilities. Click the link below to understand the difference and get more information.
Explore more with the Parent Information Center and the learning module “Understanding the Special Education Process in NH.” You’ll discover timelines and tips for collaborating with school staff. Plus, you can download resources to refer to whenever you need them.
Discovering that your child may have a disability can make the process of securing school support feel daunting. In New Hampshire, the Parent Information Center is there to guide families through every step.
This booklet will help you understand the identification process, how to support your child, and how the school will assist them.