Special Education Ratings in Palm Springs Unified

Prepare for an IEP meeting

A checklist for what to bring, what to ask, and what to write down.

What an IEP has to include

The parts IDEA requires in the written plan.

Ask for an evaluation

How a parent requests a special education evaluation in writing.

This district

Palm Springs Unified is one local education agency in Palm Springs, Riverside County, California. Agency type: Public school district. The National Center for Education Statistics lists it as district 0629550. 2,697 students with IEPs in 2024-25. A suppressed count is left off, not shown as zero. Confirm a child's district by street address.

Other districts in Riverside County

Each of these is its own local education agency. A charter and a county school district in the same place are rated separately.

• Corona-Norco Unified · Norco
• Riverside Unified · Riverside
• Moreno Valley Unified · Moreno Valley
• Temecula Valley Unified · Temecula
• Murrieta Valley Unified · Murrieta
• Hemet Unified · Hemet
• Desert Sands Unified · La Quinta
• Lake Elsinore Unified · Lake Elsinore

Rating guidelines

• Share your own experience as a parent or guardian.
• Describe what happened and what helped.
• Leave out a child's identity and staff names.
• No harassment, threats, profanity, or claims you cannot support.
• A difficult experience can stay up when it follows the same rules.

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How to read the ratings

Ratings describe the experiences of people who chose to write. They are not a survey of every family in the district, and they are not a finding about IDEA compliance.