Texas School Districts Special Education Directory

Find comprehensive special education resources for your Texas school district. ARD meeting guides, evaluation processes, contact directories, and dispute resolution information.

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Answer: The Texas Special Education Directory provides district-specific compliance guides for the 20 largest Independent School Districts (ISDs) in Texas. Each district guide includes local contact information for Special Education Directors, specific Board Policies (FNG/EHBA), and customized ARD meeting procedures that may differ from state minimums.

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What Each District Guide Includes

📋 ARD Meeting Preparation

Complete guide to preparing for and participating in ARD committee meetings, including your rights and what to expect.

🔍 Evaluation Process

Step-by-step instructions for requesting a Full and Individual Initial Evaluation (FIIE) and understanding the 60-day timeline.

📞 Leadership Directory

Direct contact information for special education directors, coordinators, evaluation teams, and key district personnel.

⚖️ Dispute Resolution

How to file complaints, navigate district grievances, TEA complaints, mediation, due process hearings, and OCR complaints.

Common Questions About Texas School Districts

How do I transfer special education services between Texas districts?

Use the "30-Day Transfer ARD" process. When moving between Texas districts (e.g., from Katy ISD to Frisco ISD), the new school must provide services comparable to the previous IEP for 30 school days until they either adopt the old IEP or develop a new one.

Are special education laws the same in every Texas district?

Yes, but procedures vary. All Texas districts must follow IDEA and the Texas Education Code. However, local "Operating Guidelines" (such as how to request an evaluation or who attends ARD meetings) differ significantly between districts.

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