The ARC of Greater Houston (http://www.aogh.org) |
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The ARC of Greater Houston is a non-profit which provides information and support to individuals with disabilities & their families in the Greater Houston area. They have regular programs that provide parents with information about I.D.E.A. and other laws pertaining to special education. |
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Council of Educators for Students with Disabilities, Inc (http://www.504idea.org) |
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Council of Educators for Students with Disabilities, Inc. provides Section 504 and IDEA training and resources for educators but helpful to parents too. |
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Dyslexia and Related Disorders Procedures Handbook |
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Dyslexia and Related Disorders Procedures Handbook. A copy of the Texas Education Agency handbook on the Texas dyslexia law includes questions and answers |
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Heath Resource Center (http://www.heath.gwu.edu) |
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Heath Resource Center is a national clearinghouse on post-secondary education for individuals with disabilities. It is a program of the American Council on Education in Washington D. C. Call for a Spanish translator 1-800-544-3284 |
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Disability Rights Texas (http://www.disabilityrightstx.org) |
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Disability Rights Texas is the federally designated legal protection and advocacy agency (P&A) for people with disabilities in Texas. Their mission is to help people with disabilities understand and exercise their rights under the law, ensuring their full and equal participation in society. |
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Wrightslaw (http://www.wrightslaw.com) |
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Wrightslaw is a web site about federal laws pertaining to special education, but even more important the Wrights offer strategies for organizing yourself and advocating effectively for your child. |
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