Stonington Public Schools

Stonington Public Schools actively seeks to locate, identify, and refer children from birth to age 21 who require special education and related services in order to assist them and their families. If you are concerned about a child's development, you are encouraged to contact your local elementary school to receive information about Early Childhood Screenings (see our link below). If the child is younger than 3 years of age, you may chose instead to contact the Connecticut Birth to Three System at 1-800-505-7000.

If you have any questions regarding this process, please contact 860-572-0506
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• Referral to Determine Eligibility for Special Ed and Related Services Form
• Connecticut Birth to Three System
• PAD Screening Calendar
• Area Child Care & Preschool Listings
• Child Find Brochure
• List of Area Pediatricians
• Sparkler Early Childhood App
• Connecting to Care Resources for Families

SPS Transition Website - New ( click here)

• Connecticut Core Transition Skills
• Building a Bridge: A Resource Manual for High School Students (Revised 2009, English)
• Building a Bridge: A Resource Manual for High School Students (Revised 2009, Spanish)
• Directory of Transition/Vocational Service Providers (2010)
• Stepping Forward: A Self-Advocacy Guide for Middle and High School Students (revised 2013) (formerly An Educational Journey from Self Discovery to Advocacy)
• Transition Assessment Resource Manual (2008)
• Transition Bill of Rights for Parents of Students Receiving Special Education Services
• Disability Eligibility Resource Documents (Learning Disabilities and Autism)
• State of Connecticut Department of Developmental Services
• Department of Rehab Services (DORS/BRS)
• Town of Stonington: Department of Human Services