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Special Education Referral/Child Find
School districts are required by law to identify, locate, and evaluate individuals from birth through age 21 with known or suspected disabilities to determine whether they need special education and/or related services. Child Find is a free referral and information service. Pflugerville ISD serves children who live within its boundaries or attend a private or home school within its boundaries.
Early Childhood Intervention
ECI provides comprehensive developmental services to infants and toddlers birth through 36 months old who have a medical diagnosis, developmental delays or atypical development.
For more information, contact these agencies:
Preschool-Age Children
Pflugerville ISD offers a continuum of services for children ages 3 to 5 with disabilities who qualify for the Preschool Program for Children with Disabilities. Eligibility is determined by assessment, which is provided at no cost to the family.
To schedule an Early Childhood Assessment, please complete this form or contact:
Para programar una evaluación de la primera infancia, complete este formulario o comuníquese con:
Senior Administrative Associate to Deborah Reeder
512-594-0169
For questions concerning early childhood programs or services, contact the Early Childhood Special Education Coordinator:
512-594-0173
Para preguntas en español sobre programas o servicios para la primera infancia, comuníquese con:
Senior Administrative Associate to Deborah Reeder
(512) 594-0169
School-Age Children
Anyone who is concerned that a student in the district may have a disability may use the Child Find process. The child’s school should be contacted to begin the referral process.
Private and Homeschool Students
Referrals for a suspected disability can be made by anyone for students who attend a private or home school located within PfISD boundaries. For questions concerning services available to private schooled and homeschooled students, contact :
Speech Services Coordinator and Homeschool Services
512-594-0178
Pflugerville ISD Special Education Department
1401 W. Pecan Street
Pflugerville, TX 78660
Phone: 512-594-0160
Fax: 512-594-0161
Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
