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Just like many other items, the factors that are involved in determining which graduation option is available to your son or daughter are determined by the year they enter 9th grade. For more specific information - Select an Option:
For students entering 9th grade BEFORE the 2011-2012 school year
For students entering 9th grade BEGINNING WITH the 2011-2012 school year
Resources:
Texas Project FIRST Articles:
- The Future
- Transition to Adulthood
- Guardianship and Alternatives
- Transition Goals and Objectives
- Related Services & Transition
- Graduation – Overview
- Graduation Programs
- Academic Achievement Record
- Diplomas
- Summary of Performance
TEA Resources:
- Frequently Asked Questions - Volume One (pdf) – Answers to questions concerning recent changes to the State Board of Education Graduation Requirements
- Graduation Requirements - Provides information on specific coursework required for each graduation program (minimum, recommended, or distinguished)
- Guidance on Graduation – Frequently Asked Questions on TAC 89.1070
- Participation in Graduation Ceremonies – Implementation of SB 673
- Graduation Guidance on SB 673 for students receiving special education
Legal Framework for the Child-Centered Special Education Process - Graduation
Futures Planning – Training by ESC 13 & Statewide Leadership for Autism Training
Texas Project FIRST is an activity of the Texas Continuing Improvement Process (TCIP) under the auspices of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and Region 9 Education Service Center, and is focused on helping to fulfill the goals of TEA and the Parent Training Committee
TEA Parent Information Line 1-800-252-9668
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