Parent Resources
Does your child need more support?
Your first step should be to send a formal request to Rachel DePaul, Director of Pupil Personnel Services. This is essential to start the formal process to review your child's needs. Any request to any other person may be helpful, but does not protect your rights in the same way. You can send your request via email to Rachel.DePaul@chufsd.org.
Additional Resources
Autism Speaks — Autism Resource Guide - Research and Advocacy
CH-SEPTA FACEBOOK PAGE — Like us on FB ~ Check out upcoming events.
Hudson Valley Special Education Parent Center — A comprehensive and free local resource that assists parents of school-age students with disabilities to navigate the system of special education services
LD Online - A Guide to LD and ADHD — Website for parents and educators regarding learning disabilities and ADHD
Lower Hudson Early Childhood Direction Center — A free, local referral & information center with resources related to services for children with special needs from birth to age five.
NYSED Graduation Requirements for students with disabilities — Diploma options and NYSED Graduation Requirements for students with disabilities
NYSED Laws and Regulations for students with disabilities - Ages 5-21 — Students with IEPs; Part 200: Laws and Regulations Related to Special Education and Students with Disabilities and Part 201: Procedural Safeguards
NYS Education Dept - Testing Access & Testing Accommodation Guidelines for students with IEPs and 504 Plans — Testing Accommodation Guidelines for students with IEPs and 504 Plans
NYSED Webpage - Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) - Ages 3 -5 — Information for parents of children ages 3 - 5 with special education needs and/or services (CPSE)
NY State Education Dept. — Includes Helpful Links to Common Core Standards, Engage NY Resources, NYS Testing Info, School Report Cards, and Much More
NY State Education - Special Education Laws and Regulations — Laws and regulations related to Special Education and Students with Disabilites
Office for People w Developmental Disabilities -Front Door Program — Office for People w Developmental Disabilities (OPDD -Front Door Program
Parent Guide to RTI — A Parent's Guide to Response to Intervention
Pupil Personnel Services Website — Croton-Harmon SD, Special Education Homepage
Understood — 15 nonprofit organizations joined forces to support parents with children ages 3–20 who are struggling with learning and/or attention issues, includes: personalized resources, free daily access to experts, a secure online community, practical tips and more