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Reviewed September 29, 2026. Each listing links to its source. Local providers are distinguished from statewide information and service locators. Programs and availability can change.

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Georgia · official homeschool guidance

Start with your state’s official requirements, registration or notice process, and records guidance.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia · special education parent information

Official special education guidance. Ask the responsible school system about Child Find, evaluation, safeguards, and services for your child’s enrollment setting.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Parent to Parent of Georgia

State parent support and information for families navigating disability, education, and services.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Advocacy Office

State disability-rights organization. Ask about intake, information, and assistance; representation is not guaranteed.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Babies Can’t Wait

Early intervention entry point for eligible children under three. Contact the local team about developmental concerns, evaluation, and family support.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Medicaid · NOW / COMP and other waivers

Official community disability-support program information. Ask about eligibility, application steps, waiting lists, respite, and other available supports.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Medicaid / PeachCare for Kids

State health-coverage information. Confirm eligibility, covered services, provider networks, and required authorizations.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Tools for Life · assistive technology

State assistive technology information and contacts. Ask about communication access, device demonstrations, equipment options, and available services.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Home Education Association

Independent homeschool support organization. Ask about groups, learning resources, membership costs, and support for your child’s needs.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Composite Medical Board · physician licensing

Official licensing information. Check the appropriate professional board; a valid license is not a guarantee of pediatric specialty or availability.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Promise · private school or home study

Eligible participants may use funding for approved nonpublic education expenses, including home study. Residency, prior public-school enrollment or rising-kindergarten status, school-zone eligibility, and other rules apply. Check the current family handbook before applying.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Special Needs Scholarship (GSNS)

A separate school-choice program for eligible students with disabilities. Scholarship funds are for an approved participating private school, not a general homeschool account. Public-school transfer options have separate conditions.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Archdiocese of Atlanta · Catholic schools

Diocesan directory or education office. Ask individual schools about admission, disability accommodations, learning support, tuition, and financial aid.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Diocese of Savannah · Catholic education office

Diocesan directory or education office. Ask individual schools about admission, disability accommodations, learning support, tuition, and financial aid.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta · outpatient rehabilitation

Outpatient pediatric rehabilitation includes occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language services, and audiology. Use the provider’s location list to select the correct metro Atlanta clinic.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Marcus Autism Center

Atlanta autism center with assessment and treatment programs. Ask about the specific program, referral process, age range, and location.

DeKalb, Georgia · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia TEFRA / Katie Beckett

Medicaid eligibility pathway for qualifying children with significant disabilities. Review the medical, level-of-care, and application requirements.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Georgia Children’s Medical Services · resources

Public-health resources for children and youth with special health care needs, including care coordination and family support.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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GaDOE · home-study Declaration of Intent

Official declaration submission page. Keep your confirmation; filing this form is separate from using the website’s lesson tools.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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GHEA · Georgia home-study law

State homeschool association’s explanation of Georgia requirements, with the statutory provisions. Compare with current GaDOE instructions.

Georgia · statewide information / service locator · reviewed 2026-09-29

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Cumberland Academy of Georgia

Atlanta-area private school serving students with learning differences and special needs. Review the admissions process, program fit, grade range, supports, and fees.

Fulton, Georgia · reviewed 2026-09-29

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This website has no accounts, payment processing, advertising trackers, or analytics. The lesson planner, parent tools, and games run in your browser without paid AI services. Documents and entered family records are not sent to an AI provider. Contact messages, listing suggestions and corrections that you submit are sent to the website and saved in the site owner’s private inbox. Optional contact details are included; messages may also be emailed to the owner where delivery is enabled. Spam protection processes technical connection information. Do not submit medical records, passwords or identifying details about a child. Local planning notes and downloaded feedback drafts are separate and are not submitted automatically. The hosting provider may keep standard access logs, such as IP addresses and page requests.

The sample lesson is a static PDF with fictional learner information. All tools are free to create, edit, save, print, and download. Samples do not use or change your family records. No account, payment details, or subscription is needed.

Saved resources use local browser storage. Plan drafts are stored only when you explicitly save them or enable autosave for that plan. Saved lesson plans include activity edits, generated IEP goal excerpts, recognized skill and access summaries, supports, and checkmarks, but not the uploaded document. Saved output never becomes a source for a newly uploaded IEP. Without optional password protection, other people using this browser profile may read saved records. Downloads and printed copies are your responsibility.

IEP files are read locally in the browser. The imported document is not automatically stored or sent to a server. Selecting “Use in Parent tools” copies lesson activities, goal excerpts, and supports into the toolkit for this tab. Saving the toolkit explicitly stores that copy, your notes, calendar, comparisons, and any work-sample images or attached documents in this browser’s storage. Toolkit backups contain that same information. Replacing the IEP, closing the upload window, or choosing Clear cancels document reading and releases the builder’s references to the document, source goals, generated schedule, and temporary activity history; browser memory is not a secure-erasure guarantee. Downloaded lesson files may include source goal text.

For uploaded IEPs, used-activity fingerprints stay only in the current builder session. Daily and weekly plans from that IEP share repeat protection until you replace or clear the IEP, close the builder, or refresh the page. Every upload starts a fresh session, even if you select the same file again. Manual planning has a separate history of SHA-256 activity fingerprints saved on this device; it does not affect uploaded IEPs. The history does not contain child names, IEP text, or lesson text. Reset manual history for another learner. If storage is blocked, manual history lasts only in the current tab. Copies you explicitly save to Parent tools or download are separate and never used to generate lessons from a new IEP.

Annual progress reports use only the selected learning records and date range. Reports can include child and parent names, completed activities, goal excerpts, observations, parent notes, and work samples if selected. Saved reports are local copies covered by optional password protection; exports are not sent anywhere automatically. Delete saved reports in the report tool or with the site’s saved-data control. The School Year Planner has separate workspaces for each child and year. It keeps its sources and records in this tab until you explicitly save, enable automatic saving, or download a backup. Saved years and backups include extracted IEP, educational, medical, and therapy text, notes, and completed-day records; optional password protection covers these saved records. Opening another year never feeds its documents into Quick Lesson. Replacing the current IEP updates unfinished goal practice, while completed records remain. Use New child / year for another learner. Delete a saved year in its privacy controls, or delete all saved learning information below.

The family support organizer saves separate child workspaces only when you choose Save. Workspaces and backups can contain names, contact details, access needs, provider notes, school plan details, document locations, and follow-up dates. Uploaded documents are not stored by this organizer. Printing or downloading a tool includes that tool’s records; a backup includes the entire selected child workspace. Information is not sent to providers or schools automatically. Saved copies can be password-protected and can be removed with the site’s saved-data control.

External resource links open other websites with their own privacy policies. This website does not send your planning form contents to those sites.

Games keep current answers and custom practice words in their game tab. If you turn on Save play summaries, finishing saves the game, date, level, challenge counts, attempts, hint counts, and play mode in this browser, without child names or answers. The latest 30 sessions per game are kept. Delete them in Games or with the saved-data control below. Your sound on/off choice is remembered in this browser for this state’s games. Game settings such as level and theme appear in the game’s address; custom words do not. Games requires no account and does not send play records or reading text to a server. Natural voice software may be cached by this browser; these public files contain no child records or generated readings and use browser cache space separate from saved learning records.

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