Get Special Education Forms

Filling out the Special Education Forms online can be a vital part of ensuring that students with special needs receive the appropriate support and resources. This guide will help you navigate the process to complete these forms accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to fill out the Special Education Forms online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Special Education Forms and open it for editing.
2. Complete the student information section by entering the student's last name, first name, middle name, date of birth, age, and current residence including address and telephone number.
3. In the school information section, provide the current educational placement's name and address, along with the name and title of a contact person and their telephone number.
4. Fill out the special education status by selecting either option (a or b) regarding the student’s current services or the request for evaluation, and input the relevant details.
5. Indicate the custody status by selecting the appropriate legal custody situation for the student and providing any necessary explanation for the referral.
6. If applicable, provide details of a family member or adult who can make educational decisions, including their contact details and relationship to the child.
7. Fill in the child’s social worker information if relevant, including their name, agency, and contact details.
8. If the referral is submitted by someone other than the social worker, complete that section with the appropriate details.
9. Review the form to ensure all sections are completed and verification of information is ready. Don’t forget to check your list of persons to notify about the appointment.
10. Save the changes, download the completed form, print, or share as required. Ensure that the original form is mailed to the Special Education Surrogate Parent Program and a copy sent to the student’s school district.

Start completing the Special Education Forms online today to support the necessary educational decisions for individuals with special needs.