Georgia Department of Education - Division for Exceptional Students
205 Jesse Hill Junior Drive Southeast, 30334
(404) 656-3963 · more numbers below
This is the part of the Georgia Department of Education that works on special education for students with disabilities. It supports schools, teachers and families, and it checks that schools follow the federal special education law (IDEA). Families can use the help desk, read parent information, and find a parent mentor in their school district.
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- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 19
Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership (GaPMP)Program
Parent mentors work with families of students who get special education. They help home and school talk and work together. Each school district hires its own mentor, and a state list shows mentors by county.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
IDEA OmbudsmanService
A neutral person gives confidential, informal help and support to parents, guardians, advocates, educators and students with disabilities.
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McKinney-Vento Education for Homeless Children and Youth ProgramProgram
This program helps homeless children and youth with school so they can enroll, attend, and do well. It is for children, teens, and students who do not have a stable home.
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Mediation and Formal ComplaintsService
Families can ask for mediation or file a formal complaint when they disagree with a school system about a student's special education. Mediation is voluntary, private and free.
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Parent and Family Special Education ResourcesService
The special education page has information for parents, students and community members. It includes pages on parents' rights and fact sheets for families.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 30
Special Education Dispute ResolutionService
Provides state-level information and processes for resolving special education disagreements, such as complaints, mediation, and due process issues.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 19
Special Education Helpdesk and Family EngagementService
Families can email or call the help desk with questions about special education and for support. The pages give one email address and two phone numbers.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 19
Special Education Services and SupportsService
The state office gives schools, teachers and families support so students with disabilities can get special education and related services. It works with local school districts on this.
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