Dear Parent/Guardian of a Student with an IEP or 504 Accommodation Plan,

The Oneonta City School District has opened a Cleartrack Parent Portal System (PPS) to give you the ability to access all IEP/504 Plans, letters, progress notes, and information regarding your child(ren). 

The Department of Special Education moving to an all-electronic delivery system of information via Cleartrack PPS. The parent portal is now live.  You have received an emailed invitation with specific instructions on how to set-up and acquire your child's information in the portal. 

 If you have any questions or concerns throughout this process, please contact our office at (607) 433-8225.

Sincerely,

Pamela Grimm

Please use these links if you wish to learn more about special education.

Related Links

• Procedural Safeguard Notice 
  This document outlines the guidelines of due process for all special education students in New York State.

  
  

• Aviso relativo a garantias de procedimiento
  Derechos para padres de niños con discapacidades, de 3 a 21 años de edad

  
  

• New York State Education Department
  This website is the primary source for information about the New York State Education Department.

  
  

• New York State VESID
  New York State Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities

  
  

• A Parent's Guide to Special Education
  This document provides an overview of Special Education for individuals from 3 to 21 in NYS.

  
  

• Educación Especial en el Estado de Nueva York
  Educación Especial en el Estado de Nueva York para niños de 3 a 21 Años Guía para los padres

  
  

• DCMO BOCES website
  The Delaware-Chenango-Madison-Otsego Board of Cooperative Educational Services is a regional educational agency providing services in partnership with 16 local school districts.

  
  

• ONC BOCES website
  The Otsego Northern Catskill Board of Cooperative Educational Services is a regional educational agency providing services in partnership with local school districts.

  
  

• Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center
  The Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center provides parent-to-parent and professional services and support to individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

  
  

• National Down Syndrome Society
  The mission of the National Down Syndrome Society is to be the national advocate for the value, acceptance and inclusion of people with Down syndrome.

  
  

• The Family Resource Network
  The Family Resource Network (FRN) is dedicated to offering individuals and their families with continuing needs the greatest opportunities, resources and services to support a full and happy life.

  
  

• Braille Bug
  This website provides resources and fun activities for visually impaired individuals.

  
  

• Autism Speaks
  This website provides a wealth of information about autism spectrum disorders, as well as links to other information and resources.