Publications

At PaTTAN, our goal is to provide educators with a breadth of publications that are grounded in proven best practices and a deep research base, reflecting a commitment to school improvement. PaTTAN offers publications on a variety of topics, all focused on improving educational results for students with and without disabilities.

Whether you are just starting out in the field of education, or you want to improve upon the work you and your team are already doing, let PaTTAN support you with the expertise of our educational consultants. Pennsylvania educators, school administrators, and families can view, download, and order PaTTAN publications mailed to their school or home.

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October 16, 2025

HUNE: Family Engagement (Spanish)

[Spanish version] HUNE empowers and supports families of exceptional children and youth in obtaining a quality public education, so that the students will lead rich, active lives and attain future success. Establishing collaborative partnerships with families, local education agencies, community agencies, and businesses is key in providing cultural and linguistic best practices for families of children and youth with disabilities. (Download only). Also available in English.

October 15, 2025

School District Re-entry Plans Resource Guide (Fillable Form)

In public schools across Pennsylvania, students may face extended absences due to physical or mental health challenges, disciplinary issues, family responsibilities, or other life events. When these students return, they are not simply re-entering a classroom; they are rejoining a community. This downloadable PDF is a fillable, calculable form that is designed to support Pennsylvania educators in helping students successfully transition back to school after a significant absence.

October 15, 2025

HUNE: Family Engagement

HUNE empowers and supports families of exceptional children and youth in obtaining a quality public education, so that the students will lead rich, active lives and attain future success. Establishing collaborative partnerships with families, local education agencies, community agencies, and businesses is key in providing cultural and linguistic best practices for families of children and youth with disabilities. Also available in Spanish.

October 9, 2025

Pennsylvania Partnership for the DeafBlind (PPDB)

The Pennsylvania Partnership for the DeafBlind (PPDB) is an organized network of individuals with DeafBlindness, their parents and family members, friends, service providers and other interested people. This flyer provides a brief overview on the PPDB Network and information on how to get involved.

October 9, 2025

Teachers' Desk Reference: Using Questions Strategically to Enhance Learning

This issue of Teachers’ Desk Reference provides teachers with effective questioning and discussion techniques used to engage all students actively in learning and to elicit evidence of understanding. Also available in a convenient bundle.

October 7, 2025

Special Education Advisory Panel (SEAP) 2024–2025 Annual Report (Full)

This report provides a description of the activities, discussions, and recommendations of the Pennsylvania Special Education Advisory Panel (SEAP) for the 2024–2025 meeting year.

September 26, 2025

Teachers' Desk Reference: Special Education Paraprofessionals and Teachers Working as a Team

This issue of Teachers’ Desk Reference focuses on ways that teachers, instructional paraprofessionals, and other personnel can blend their respective talents and expertise to advance student success. This publication is available in a bundle.

September 15, 2025

Special Education Advisory Panel (SEAP) 2024–2025 Annual Report (Summary)

This summary report provides a description of the activities, discussions, and recommendations of the Pennsylvania Special Education Advisory Panel (SEAP) for the 2024–2025 meeting year.

August 18, 2025

Psychological Counseling as a Related Service

This guidance document is designed to provide local educational agencies (LEAs) with the information needed to identify students who are eligible for Psychological Counseling as a Related Service, to implement these services, and to monitor students' progress as they receive the services.

August 6, 2025

APR: Is a Career as a Paraprofessional Right for You?

The APR: Career Exploration Series offers valuable insights into the various professional roles in special education and can educate students on potential career paths. This fact sheet highlights key aspects of a Paraprofessional, such as daily responsibilities and the skills required for success. Learn more about Pennsylvania's APR initiative on the APR Repository.

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