SPED TEX

Learn more about dyslexia, including the processes of identification, assessment, and intervention in this resource from the Texas Education Agency. bit.ly/3N5Ge46

Do you have questions about how schools in Texas locate, evaluate, and identify all children in need of special education? Check out the Child Find page on SPEDTex: spedtex.org/child-find

Did you miss our recent statewide webinar with TEA? Learn more about Navigating Graduation by watching here: spedtex.org/learn

The SPEDTex resource locator can help you find answers to your questions. bit.ly/3O2krtN

Connect with SPEDTex. Join our mailing list to receive special education updates as well as the opportunity to volunteer to participate in one of our focus groups. spedtex.org/families

Spring is nearing! That also means state assessments will be happening at your child's school. To learn more about state testing, visit TEA's Texas Assessment website:- texasassessment.gov

Create a My SPEDTex account to apply for the PDSES grant, receive customized reminders, volunteer to participate in focus groups, and locate resources tailored to your needs. bit.ly/3teYZeW

Check out the February SPEDTex Newsletter! English: conta.cc/3M9rnJ9 Spanish: conta.cc/4r1Bm2k

Join us for a free statewide webinar on February 25, 2026 at 12:15 p.m. (CT) to learn more about high school graduation considerations and options for students served by special education in Texas. English: bit.ly/49JCvEf Spanish: bit.ly/4qCIaDw

Families play a key role in preparing students for life after graduation. The Texas Transition & Employment Guide offers step-by-step support, resources, and tools to get started. bit.ly/4mZL3Ms

Join us for a free statewide webinar on February 25, 2026 at 12:15 p.m. (CT) to learn more about high school graduation considerations and options for students served by special education in Texas. English: bit.ly/49JCvEf Spanish: bit.ly/4qCIaDw

SPEDTex will be closed on Monday, February 16th. Our offices will reopen on Tuesday, February 17th.

Have you started thinking about when your child with a disability transitions to life after public school? SPEDTex has a Transition Planning Resources page that provides information for families about this important topic! spedtex.org/transition-pla…

Do you have questions about special education? Give SPEDTex a call at 1-855-773-3839 or chat with a live consultant at spedtex.org. We are here for you!

Did you know that SPEDTex offers the Notice of Procedural Safeguards in over 30 languages? Download a copy today! spedtex.org/families

Join us for a free statewide webinar on February 25, 2026 at 12:15 p.m. (CT) to learn more about high school graduation considerations and options for students served by special education in Texas. English: bit.ly/49JCvEf Spanish: bit.ly/4qCIaDw

Did you miss our recent statewide webinar with TEA? Learn more about the $1,500 Parent-Directed Special Education Services (PDSES) grant by watching here: spedtex.org/learn

Is your student with a disability learning to drive? This guide from the Texas Education Agency helps families and students consider the options available through Texas Driving with Disability. English: bit.ly/3ZKVRp4 Spanish: bit.ly/3TTp2Cy

Special Education Funding Update: HB 2 proposes a new funding model based on student service needs. TEA is seeking your input to help inform the service tiers that will guide this model. Survey closes Feb. 5, 2026: bit.ly/4jSbALl

Do you ever wonder what all of those special education acronyms mean? SPEDTex has a helpful poster with the answers! Special Education Acronym Quick Reference Guide bit.ly/3hzcBMh En español: bit.ly/3tgnu8h