- Advocating for your Child KY-SPIN Info Sheet
- Communicating with your child’s school through letter writing (NICHCY)
- Record Keeping KY-SPIN, Inc. Information Sheet Series
- Preparing For the Admission Release Committee (ARC)/Individual Education Program (IEP) Meeting KY-SPIN, Inc. Information Sheet Series
- Steps to Success: Communicating with Your Child’s School (CADRE)
- Working Together: Building Improved Communication (CADRE)
- How Will I Know If My Child is Making Progress? (PACER)
- Introducing Your Child to the School Community Using a “Student Snapshot” Format (PACER)
- How to Communicate Effectively with Early Childhood Professionals (PACER)
- Father’s Involvement Is Important / Tips for Fathers of Children with Disabilities (PACER)
- From Needs to Services: Parent Homework Sheet (PACER)
- Parents Can Prepare for Special Education Meetings (PACER)
- Questions for Parents to Ask about School Adaptations (PACER)
- Attending Meetings to Plan Your Child’s IEP (PACER)
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