This presentation is designed to assist parents of young adults with an IEP or 504 Plan in understanding the differences that can be expected as students move from high school to a college setting. Topics include: laws which govern services at the college level; the process to access academic accommodations, disability documentation requirements; the changing […]
This training is designed to provide CPSE and CSE Parent Members with a best practices approach to the CPSE/CSE process and the role of a Parent Member that is consistent with State law and regulation. You will gain the opportunity to increase your understanding of regulations and the CPSE/CSE process, as well as get to […]
This session will provide an overview of recent changes in policy enacted by the NYSED Board of Regents, as well as important proposals currently being considered. It is a must for parents and professionals of students with disabilities in middle and high school. Administrators and SEPTAs, SEPTOs, or other special education parent leadership are encouraged […]
This free training features a video production developed through the collaborative efforts of many experienced parents, advocates and school administrators, who demonstrate common communication barriers that may arise during Committee on Special Education (CSE) meetings along with proven strategies to promote collaboration, creativity and agreement in Individualized Education Program (IEP) development. Attendees will hear what […]
A support session for parents of children with AD/HD held before the CHADD of Putnam and Vicinity general monthly meetings. You will have an opportunity to exchange information and experiences and share feelings in a supportive and confidential environment facilitated by Deborah Saunders, LCSW, Psychotherapist and Medical Social Worker. Please be prompt so that we […]
Use of Chromebooks and Google Apps for education is exploding in the classroom. This hands-on course will help you to learn how to navigate the Google Chrome system on your PC, Mac or Chromebook. Many of the free apps used in Google Chrome, such as Google Docs, include standard options and accessibility features that support [...]
This is the culminating session for this year’s Student Directed IEP district capacity building project. The initiative has taken place over the past two school years with 19 school districts in the Hudson Valley region. A brief introductory overview and highlights of the project will be shared, as well as district and student presentations of […]
Join us for WIHD's self advocacy group meeting. Teens and young adults in our area are welcome and encouraged to join our self-advocacy group as new members. The topic will be "Serving on Disability Boards, Committees and Advisory Councils". More Information & To Register: Contact Mitchell Levitz, Self-Advocacy Coordinator at (914) 493-5207 or email […]
This presentation will offer parents an overview of the requirements that need to be met in order to graduate with a Regents or local diploma, or other non-diploma exiting credentials available to students with disabilities, as well as a review of the different types of diploma safety-net options available for students with disabilities. Resources will […]
This presentation will provide parents with information on the school to post-school transition planning process. Families are essential partners with the school district and collaboration with the Committee on Special Education (CSE) team is extremely important to fully understand considerations for successful career development and transition to adulthood. The workshop will help parents to think […]