Federal Monitoring and TK Are Expanding Inclusion for Preschoolers with Disabilities in California
Published: Sep. 24, 2026Updated: Sep. 24, 2026
In this video, Scott Turner breaks down three connected topics every early childhood family needs to understand: Indicator 6 and how federal monitoring is pushing districts to provide services in general education settings, how Head Start and State Preschool programs are often run by third-party community organizations rather than the district itself, and how TK is expanding the continuum of inclusive options for 4-year-olds with IEPs across California.
Early intervention can look different for every family, and inclusive settings are an option worth knowing about. Explore your choices in our article, Inclusive Options for Early Intervention in California.
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