Getting services at school starts with evaluation. Eligible students get an individualized Education Program (IEP), which describes a student’s present levels of performance and how specially designed instruction supports progress toward annual goals.

Thinking about the future when you will no longer be available to help your child because of death or a condition where you cannot participate in their care can be emotionally difficult. On top of that, this planning process is full of important decisions with significant impacts on your child’s future.

Planning for your child’s future will involve different tasks at different stages in your child’s life. This part covers ages 13 through adulthood.

Families need to know about measles complications and that vaccines protect not only their family but other people.