When a child or young adult is identified as eligible for special education, the district provides education that is specially designed to meet the student’s unique needs and ultimately aimed at preparing the student for a post high school academic setting, employment and independent living. Special education is provided at no cost to the student or parent.
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Please join us for a family-focused informational session about IEP Transition Plans. The Transition Plan is the section of the IEP that outlines services and goals that will help students achieve their post-secondary plans after they exit public school. Read More
Please join us January 19, 2023 for a family-focused session about the Special Education Evaluation process.Read More
Please join us for a family-focused informational session. Hear from local organizations about how they provide advocacy and support to families/guardians with children with disabilities, including Arc of King County & the Bellevue Schools Special Needs PTA.Read More
Please join us for a family-focused informational session and workshop about DDA. A representative from DDA will join us to discuss DDA eligibility and available services.Read More
The Washington State Legislature established the observance as a civic holiday in 2008 to promote the appreciation and inclusion of people with disabilities. In addition, National Disability Employment Awareness Month also takes place every October.Read More
DVR (Department of Vocational Rehab) will be hosting a Benefits Planning Information Session on Zoom for BSD parents/guardians on Tuesday, October 11thRead More
Meet Gita McIntyre, BSD’s new Special Education Family Liaison. The Special Education Family Liaison is a new position that serves as a bridge between families and the Special Education department.Read More
The Bellevue School District retains special education records six years from separation of services. If the student has not received services from BSD in more than 6 years, those records are no longer available.Read More
Phantom Lake Elementary School community celebrated Autism Acceptance Day by wearing red and engaging in classroom activities that highlight and celebrate autistic and neurodiverse individuals.Read More
Please join the Bellevue Special Needs PTA and BSD’s Special Education Department for this parent-focused workshop navigating the IEP process.Read More