Return and Exchanges Process

Specially Designed Education Services, Inc. (“SDES”) accepts undamaged and unopened merchandise for return or exchange within 30 days of first purchase date. Only merchandise purchased from www.sdesworks.com will be accepted. We cannot accept the return of an item you purchased at full price in exchange for the same item that is currently being offered as an online shopping special at a lesser price.

To qualify for a refund or exchange, please call our customer service team at (425).820.5855 for return instructions. Please repack the merchandise with the original packing slip and ensure merchandise is packed carefully to avoid damage, as damaged merchandise will not be accepted for return or exchange. Once we receive returned merchandise in good condition, SDES will verify and approve return and credit account on record used to make original purchase. Please note that all shipping costs related to return and exchange merchandise are the responsibility of the customer.

Damaged Goods Policy

If you received damaged or defective merchandise purchased on sdesworks.com, please call our customer service team at (425).820.5855 to report damaged or defective merchandise. Damaged or defective merchandise will only be replaced within 30 days of first purchase. Proof of purchase and photographic evidence of damage along with reason for damage will be required before replacement merchandise will be sent. Shipping costs will be covered by SDES if damage, defect, or error was on our part. Damaged merchandise due to abuse or misuse will not be accepted.

If you have any questions regarding your order please call our customer service team:

Monday-Friday 9 AM – 5PM
Phone: (425).820.5855

Mail Returns/Exchanges to: ​
Specially Designed Education Services, Inc.
18223 102nd Ave NE
Suite B
Bothell, WA 98011

Scheduling Tip

Find a student in your classroom who can read and understand your master schedule. Assign them a job in the morning to help set up individual student schedules. See the video of Megan setting up the schedule.
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Suzanne’s student Megan was her Teacher’s Assistant first period during her junior and senior year. One of her jobs, among other clerical tasks, was to set up individual student schedules. It saved Suzanne prep time in the morning and was a great vocational experience for Megan.