The Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources System (FDLRS) provides diagnostic and instructional support services to district exceptional student education programs and families of students with exceptionalities statewide. FDLRS supports the State education goals of high student achievement, safe schools, and high performing workforce. FDLRS activities reflect these goals and demonstrate outcomes toward accomplishing them. Funding is provided through federal and state dollars through the Bureau of Exceptional Education & Student Services (BEESS).

FDLRS includes nineteen Associate Centers that serve from one to nine school districts. These Centers collaborate with districts, agencies, communities and other personnel and educational entities, providing education and support for teachers, parents, therapists, school administrators, and students with exceptionalities. Each Center includes specialists in the areas of Child Find, Parent Services, Human Resource Development (HRD), and Technology.

In addition the BEESS provides regional and statewide technology support services and accessible instructional media support through Regional FDLRS Technology Specialists, Regional Assistive Technology Specialists, a statewide loan library, statewide technology services targeting assistive technology, instructional technology, and Universal Design for Learning, and a NIMAS Authorized User.

For more information on FDLRS services in your area, contact your local FDLRS Center. You can do this by selecting the school district from the menu above or by selecting the name of your FDLRS Center. You can also get information on statewide and regional service providers.