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Autism Schools & Special Education in Laredo

Laredo has no autism-specific private school, and Texas's new education savings accounts come with a caveat that matters more here than almost anywhere. The Texas Education Agency has stated that Senate Bill 2 does not require participating private schools to provide special education services. In a city with no specialized schools to spend it at, that is worth knowing before you plan around $30,000.

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United ISD - Special Education

Public special education

Serves roughly 5,200 students ages 3-21 across the district, with a stated LRE commitment and a range of alternative settings including EC-1st ECSE units.

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Region One Education Service Center - Special Education

Regional education service centre

Regional special education support for border-area districts, with a Laredo location; the mechanism by which specialist expertise reaches local schools.

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TEA - Education Service Center Technical Assistance

State special education support

How families access ESC technical assistance, including Texas Statewide Leadership for Autism Training and the TARGET resource guide.

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Region One Education Service Center

Regional service centre

One of 20 Texas regional service centres, headquartered in Edinburg with sites in Laredo, Brownsville and McAllen.

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