Understanding Your Child’s IEP Guide

When a child falls apart at pickup, refuses to leave the playground, or shuts down the moment they walk in the door, their behavior can feel unpredictable, exhausting, and impossible to read. This session offers parents a different way of seeing those moments.

Children learn and develop vocabulary best when the discovery of new words and their meaning is introduced both at home and in school. Through this training…

During this workshop, families will learn how to: identify and expand on their child’s emotional vocabulary, utilize calming strategies to help their child cope with challenging feelings in building regulation skills, and engage in joint problem solving with their child.

Parents are equal members of the IEP team and play a crucial role in advocating for their children to receive appropriate programs and services.

Learn about requirements for obtaining a local, Regents, and advanced Regents diploma, as well as alternate pathways such as a high school equivalency degree…

Get an overview of services and supports for infants and toddlers with known or suspected developmental delays or disabilities. We will review the…