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Partners Resource Network TEAM Project is one of three Texas Parent Training and Information Centers (PTIs) funded through the Department of Education.  We provide free information, technical assistance and ARD support to parents of children with special needs.
Our mission is to empower parents of children with disabilities to be effective advocates for their children and to promote positive parent/professional partnership.
Project Events


TEAM Project Houston Symposium is fast approaching!
Make sure to save your spot by registering HERE. We will have great speakers and local vendors offering a great variety of services!

Contact Celia Ulloa at 832-720-2369 or Ana Esparza at 832-720-2152 for more information.



TEAM Project - Rio Grande Valley Symposium is happening! Mark your calendars for September 14, 2019!

If you wish to be an exhibitor and/or be a speaker, please contact Maria Cordero at 956-477-9526 or mcorderoprnteam@gmail.com

 
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Study: Screen Time Linked to Inattention Problems and ADHD in Preschoolers

A new Canadian study shows a strong association between screen time and behavior and inattention problems in preschoolers, however it fails to consider the varying impacts of different types of content. Continue reading...


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Survey finds emphasis on developing "creativity" and "critical thinking" instead of acceleration above grade level. Continue reading...
Feds Eye Reauthorization Of IDEA

The U.S. Department of Education is laying the groundwork for a reauthorization of the nation’s primary special education law. Continue reading...


Texas Is Preparing To Tell Feds It Can’t Promise A Special Education Fix Until June 2020

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Checklist for PE Services in the IEP

Make sure the IEP team fully addresses your child’s Physical Education placement and services.

  • Discuss each section with the IEP team.
  • Ask questions in the team meeting.
  • Don’t check an item until you fully understand and are in agreement.
  • Document any issue.
Community Events
Managing Aggressive Behavior in Adolescents and Adults
May 11, 2019 | 9am - 4pm

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The Texas Assistive Technology Regional Conference is sponsored by the Texas Assistive Technology Network (TATN) and the Texas Education Agency (TEA). Assistive Technology enables students with disabilities to access the curriculum, increase independence, and participate actively in education and life activities. Presentations from national, regional and local AT practitioners are featured as well as an exhibit hall.  

June 19-20, 2019 -Conference

Registration:
$75 until April 1, 2019 and then $135 there after

Location: Region 4 Education Service center - 7145 West Tidwell, Houston TX 77092

Contact: tatn@esc4.net, 713-744-6559

 
 

 
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Maria Cordero
Region 1 - Rio Grande Valley
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Magaly Diaz
Region 20 - San Antonio
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Yisma Alfaro
Region 3 - Victoria
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Ana Esparza
Region 4 - Houston
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