Steps:

1. Parents inform the school that their child has exceptional student services at enrollment.

2. Parents inform the school that they would like to know about exceptional student services at enrollment for their child because they have concerns about the social-emotional and academic development of their child.

3. Link to school/district resources

4. School Principal Contact: Gina Tagye 321-633 3550

5. School Counselor Contact: Evelyn Ziccardi , 321-633 3550 Ext. 42223   

This information is for parents who are just starting their journey through Exceptional Student Education (ESE) and for those who have been on this journey for a while.

ESE Parent Connection: The ESE Parent Connection is a series of informational meetings sponsored by Brevard Public Schools. These meetings are open to all parents who have a student in the Exceptional Student Education (ESE) program. 

Lane Anderson, FDLRS       Email Lane Anderson      386-255-6475    Ext. 52839

Special Education Connection: Florida Department of Education is proud to provide access to Special Ed Connection to parents of students with disabilities. Special Ed Connection is a web-based resource that parents can use to gain an understanding of what special education is and how it works, as their child enters and progresses through and exits the world of special education requirements.  Some highlights of the many components that will be made available for your use include Smarts, Special Ed Online Dictionary, News and Update and Special Ed Roundups. 

Parents and teachers may sign up for this resource online. Online Registration for Special Ed Connect Resource.   To find out more about this available resource, contact Lane Anderson

Florida Students Achieve: This is a joint project between the Florida Education Foundation and the Florida Department of Education.  Here you will find resources to help you choose the best schools for your children and to understand what things students should be learning.   This will help you work with your child’s teachers to ensure the best possible outcome.

University of Central Florida—Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD) UCF CARD serves children and adults who have Autism, pervasive developmental disorders, autistic-like disabilities, dual sensory impairments, or sensory impairments with other disabling conditions. Their primary focus is to provide individualized, direct assistance to these individuals and their families.  CARD services are designed to build on the capacities of state and local resources, not to duplicate them.  The Center is funded by the Florida Legislature through the Florida Department of Education and all services are free of charge. 

Dept of Air Force EFMP (Exceptional Family Member Program) https://daffamilyvector.us.af.mil/membersite/