What special education resources does Lewisville ISD offer?

Lewisville ISD Special Education department provides ARD/IEP services, dyslexia screening, evaluation (FIE), and grievance support.

Lewisville ISD Special Education Resources

Hi, I'm a Texas parent of a 2e child. When I watched the school system fail her, I realized how broken the process is. I built this resource to help parents like you get the support your child deserves. You are not alone.

Welcome to the Lewisville ISD Special Education Resource Hub, your comprehensive source for information, support, and actionable strategies for navigating special education services within our district. We are committed to empowering students with disabilities to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally, and this hub is designed to provide families, educators, and community members with the tools to make that happen. Explore resources covering evaluations, individualized education programs (IEPs), related services, and transition planning. We encourage you to actively engage with the content, connect with our team, and utilize these resources to advocate for the success of every student. Together, we can build a brighter future for all.

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📋 ARD Meeting Guide

Step-by-step preparation for your next ARD meeting.

🔍 Request an Evaluation

How to secure a Full Individual Evaluation (FIE).

⚠️ Discipline & Grievance

Crisis support, discipline defense, and formal grievance resolution.

📖 Dyslexia Services

Lewisville ISD screening and instructional rights.

📞 Contact Directory

Direct contacts for district special education leadership.

📍 Other Districts in Region 10 (TEA ESC)

Parents across the region share the same TEA oversight and ESC support. These districts follow the same timelines:

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About Special Education in Lewisville ISD

Lewisville ISD, serving the DFW area, is committed to providing a comprehensive special education program for students with disabilities. The district operates under the oversight of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) Region 10, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations. Our goal is to provide individualized support and services to help each student reach their full potential.

In Lewisville ISD, the Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) process follows a specific timeline. After receiving parental consent for a Full Individual Evaluation (FIE), the district has approximately 45 school days to complete the evaluation. Parents will receive at least a 5-day written notice prior to any ARD committee meeting.

Common Questions from Lewisville ISD Families

What types of special education programs are available in Lewisville ISD?

Lewisville ISD offers a variety of special education programs, including resource support, self-contained classrooms, and specialized services like speech therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy. The ARD committee will determine the most appropriate placement and services based on your child's individual needs.

Who do I contact if I have concerns about my child's progress in their special education program?

Your first point of contact should be your child's special education teacher. You can also reach out to the campus special education coordinator for additional support and guidance. They can help address your concerns and facilitate communication with the ARD committee.

What if I disagree with the ARD committee's decisions?

You have the right to disagree with the ARD committee's decisions. You can request another ARD meeting to further discuss your concerns. If you still disagree, you have options such as mediation, filing a complaint with TEA, or requesting a due process hearing.

Practical Tip for Lewisville ISD Parents

Navigating a large district like Lewisville ISD (48,440 students) can feel overwhelming. Remember that each campus has a dedicated special education coordinator. This coordinator is your primary point of contact for any questions or concerns related to your child's special education services. Starting with the campus coordinator before escalating to the district office can often lead to quicker and more personalized support.