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Early Childhood Transition: Early Intervention Services (Part C) to Special Education (Part B)

The CT State Department of Education (CSDE), CT Birth to Three (B23) and the CT Parent Advocacy Center (CPAC) will be holding regional information sessions throughout the state about the transition process and requirements in CT from Part C, early intervention services, to Part B, preschool special education. It is highly recommended for each LEA and Birth to Three program to have at least one staff member attend a session. These sessions are opened also to families and other early childhood providers that are interested in learning more about the transition process and requirements.

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Click the button below for additional information and to register for sessions. 

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For information, contact
Nicole Cossette (Part C) nicole.cossette@ct.gov
Renee Kleinman (Part B) renee.kleinman@ct.gov

For difficulty with ProTraxx registration, Canvas or ZOOM, email servicedesk@aces.org (use #CT.IEPTraining in the Subject line).

Regional Educational Service Centers (RESCs) are nonprofit, fee-for-service, public education agencies.Their mission is to provide quality, cost-effective education resources, programs, and services to the state’s public schools. The RESC Alliance exists to create greater access to resources and savings for all Connecticut public schools. 

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