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Webinar: Special Education Issues Addressed by the Legislature

The 89th Texas Legislature began in January 2025 and ran until June 2025. State lawmakers considered several topics that are important to students with disabilities. This presentation from Partners Resource… Continue reading “Webinar: Special Education Issues Addressed by the Legislature”

Special education services for students with dyslexia: what you need to know

Posted on April 30, 2025

  In 2023, the Texas Legislature defined dyslexia as a learning disability, which means students with dyslexia are now covered by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and are… Continue reading “Special education services for students with dyslexia: what you need to know”

Special Education Topics

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We’re Exhibiting at the Keller ISD Special Education Safety Fair and Symposium (Fort Worth)

DRTx will host an exhibit table at the Keller ISD Special Education Safety Fair and Symposium. Stop by and learn more about DRTx!… Continue reading “We’re Exhibiting at the Keller ISD Special Education Safety Fair and Symposium (Fort Worth)”

Pro Bono Highlight: Richardson ISD Special Education Case

Posted on October 23, 2024

In recognition of Pro Bono Appreciation Week, we are highlighting some of the victories that wouldn’t have been possible without our pro bono partners. This is the third of four… Continue reading “Pro Bono Highlight: Richardson ISD Special Education Case”

Pro Bono Highlight: Austin ISD Special Education Case

Posted on October 22, 2024

In recognition of Pro Bono Appreciation Week, we are highlighting some of the victories that wouldn’t have been possible without our pro bono partners. This is the second of four… Continue reading “Pro Bono Highlight: Austin ISD Special Education Case”

Dyslexia service shifts put stress on special education staff, programs

“Some local school districts are anticipating increased special education program costs ahead of state-mandated changes to the way dyslexia services are provided.” “The changes are a result of House Bill… Continue reading “Dyslexia service shifts put stress on special education staff, programs”

Texas doesn’t fund special education enough — and it’s hurting districts’ pockets

From KERA News: “Shawnda Kracja doesn’t want her daughter to be known as “the deaf kid.” “Kracja’s daughter is an incoming third grader at Davis Elementary, which has hosted a… Continue reading “Texas doesn’t fund special education enough — and it’s hurting districts’ pockets”

SHARS Special Education Funding Cuts

For detailed information on how the SHARS Issue Could Impact Special Education read our new handout. Disclaimer: Disability Rights Texas strives to update its materials on an annual basis, and… Watch the video “SHARS Special Education Funding Cuts”

How the SHARS Issue Could Impact Special Education

What parents should know about the SHARS issue, including how it could impact special education services, and what you can do about it. Continue reading “How the SHARS Issue Could Impact Special Education”

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