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When your child transitions from preschool to kindergarten, it can be a stressful time. Learn about the steps you can take to prepare for this process.

Early Intervention (EI) offers free support services to infants and toddlers with developmental delays and their families.

As defined in the Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA), the federal special education law, Assistive Technology (AT) is: “any item…

New York City provides a variety of affordable early childhood programs for eligible children birth to five years old.

If your preschooler may require special education programs or services, use this form letter to request an evaluation.

Each year, the NYC Department of Education sends out colored letters to help families understand what to expect as their children transition to Kindergarten. Here is a breakdown of what each letter means and when you can expect to receive it.

You can request a meeting with your preschooler’s IEP team at any time to discuss making changes to the IEP. Here is a sample letter that you can send to request the CPSE meeting.

Special education process can be overwhelming. Here is a simple overview to better understand the special education process.

Families of children who may need special education services in kindergarten will participate in both the kindergarten admissions and special education (Turning 5) processes.