Industries · Education
Every family, fully engaged.
Students thrive when families participate. We support K–12 districts and higher education with interpreters for IEP and 504 meetings, conferences and enrollment, plus fast translation of report cards, notices and newsletters.
The challenge
What education teams need most.
Special education
Interpreters trained in IEP and special-education terminology.
Family communication
Translated notices, report cards and newsletters on deadline.
Accessible learning
ASL interpreters and CART captioning for students and events.
Solutions
Every modality your team needs.
On-Site Interpreting
Professional, specialty-matched interpreters in the room for the conversations that matter most.
Learn moreOver-the-Phone Interpreting
A qualified interpreter on the line on demand — any hour, 200+ languages, billed by the minute.
Learn moreVideo Remote Interpreting
Face-to-face interpreting for spoken languages and ASL on any phone, tablet or computer.
Learn moreASL & Deaf Services
Qualified ASL interpreters, Deaf interpreters and live CART captioning to support ADA access.
Learn moreDocument Translation
Expert human translation with a three-step translate–edit–proofread workflow and same-day quotes.
Learn moreTranscription, Subtitling & Voice-Over
Foreign-language transcription, subtitles, captions and voice-over for any audio or video.
Learn moreWhere we work
- IEP & 504 meetings
- Parent–teacher conferences
- Enrollment & registration
- Board meetings
- Lectures & seminars
- Graduation ceremonies
How would you like to reach us?
Choose the fastest path for your team. A language services coordinator responds to every request.
- Request an interpreter Schedule on-site, video or phone interpreting for a specific date and time. Start request
- Translate a document Upload a photo or scan of your document and receive a price and delivery date. Upload for a quote
- Get a quote or ask a question Pricing for interpreting programs, accounts, billing or compliance documentation. Send a message
- Email us Send documents, questions or procurement requests directly to our team. info@rehobothlanguageservices.com
FAQ
Education questions
Are schools required to provide interpreters for parents?
Under Title VI and federal guidance, schools must communicate essential information to limited-English-proficient parents in a language they understand, including through qualified interpreters.