The PDSES application window is now open! If your child is enrolled in a Texas public school and receives special education services, you may be eligible to receive this one-time $1,500 online grant. Learn more here: bit.ly/4igeYhD
The PDSES application window will be open from April 1-30. If your child is enrolled in a Texas public school and receives special education services, you may be eligible to receive this one-time $1,500 online grant. Learn more here: bit.ly/4igeYhD
ESC Region 19 Sped Dept retweeted
Spending the day with teachers from @ClintISD learning about @MHFirstAidUSA for young people here at @ESCRegion19 in our beautiful @StarlightEvtCtr #WeR19 #YMHFA
ESC Region 19 Sped Dept retweeted
Honored to be asked to share some mental health resources for parents at @Socorro_HS1 on April 1st and privileged to be able to share this info as one @SocorroISD Bulldog parent to others! Thanks for the opportunity! 🐾#BULLDOGNATION
Socorro High School Community,
Join us @Socorro_HS1 for a brief Mental Health Presentation by Dr. Villa @ESC19Behavior on April 1, 2026 @ 5:00 p.m. (Parent/Teacher Conference Night). Mental Health Matters at Bulldog Nation-Enhancing our Self-Care and Well-being Together! Please scan below to rsvp. #SCG, #TCSS, @ahalatyn_SHS.
Check out the March SPEDTex Newsletter!
English: conta.cc/47BqobY
Spanish: conta.cc/40nEgCU
Do you have questions about special education? Give SPEDTex a call at 1-855-773-3839 or chat with a live consultant at spedtex.org. We are here for you!
Do you have questions about how schools in Texas locate, evaluate, and identify all children in need of special education? Check out the Child Find page on SPEDTex: spedtex.org/child-find
The SPEDTex resource locator can help you find answers to your questions. bit.ly/3O2krtN
Connect with SPEDTex. Join our mailing list to receive special education updates as well as the opportunity to volunteer to participate in one of our focus groups. spedtex.org/families
Join us for a free statewide webinar on February 25, 2026 at 12:15 p.m. (CT) to learn more about high school graduation considerations and options for students served by special education in Texas. English: bit.ly/49JCvEf Spanish: bit.ly/4qCIaDw
Have you started thinking about when your child with a disability transitions to life after public school? SPEDTex has a Transition Planning Resources page that provides information for families about this important topic! spedtex.org/transition-plann…
ESC Region 19 Sped Dept retweeted
Spending the afternoon at @Loya_Primary90 talking about better understanding students on the Autism Spectrum. Supporting teachers in @SanElizarioISD and throughout the rest of @ESCRegion19 is what we do! #WeR19
Do you have questions about special education? Give SPEDTex a call at 1-855-773-3839 or chat with a live consultant at spedtex.org. We are here for you!
Did you know that SPEDTex offers the Notice of Procedural Safeguards in over 30 languages? Download a copy today! spedtex.org/families
Did you miss our recent statewide webinar with TEA? Learn more about the $1,500 Parent-Directed Special Education Services (PDSES) grant by watching here: spedtex.org/learn
Is your student with a disability learning to drive? This guide from the Texas Education Agency helps families and students consider the options available through Texas Driving with Disability. English: bit.ly/3ZKVRp4 Spanish: bit.ly/3TTp2Cy
ESC Region 19 Sped Dept retweeted
Keynote address and first round of breakout sessions are in the books! More to come. #WeR19 #Behavior26
ESC Region 19 Sped Dept retweeted
Over 500 educators and parents are gathered for the ESC19 Behavior Conference today, centered on this year’s theme, “Connection Before Content,” emphasizing trust, belonging, and authentic engagement as the foundation of learning. #WeR19 #MentalHealth #PBIS
Are you preparing for an upcoming ARD meeting? Check out these 25 tips for effective ARD meetings. bit.ly/40PJQMj



























