Do
you have questions or concerns about your child’s Special Education program or
IEP? Is your child getting the supports and services that you believe he/she
needs to be successful? All workshops
are free of charge to the community. Bring any IEPs or evaluation reports you
have, and your questions Come to one or come to them all. Questions or to
register: call 610.696.8090 X200.
March 14, 6 PM – 8 PM: Overview of the
special education process and the six principles of special education including
FAPE, LRE, parent participation, evaluations, individualization and Procedural
Safeguards.
March 23, 9 AM – noon: How to read
your child’s evaluations and know if it’s comprehensive, how evaluations
determine level of services in IEP and ESY.
April 4, 6 PM- 8 PM: The IEP:Your
child’s present levels, strengths and needs-do they reflect your child?
Understanding goals and objectives, and parental input.
April 18, 6 PM – 8 PM: The IEP: Specially Designed
Instruction (SDI), related services, progress monitoring; are the supports and
accommodations your child is getting adequate?
May
2, 6 PM – 8 PM: Transition to adult living-will your child have the skills to
live, work and play independently as an adult? Or successfully pursue
post-secondary education?
May 16, 6 PM – 8 PM: How does Special
Education address behavior and discipline issues?
Date TBD: Procedural safeguards and what to do if you
disagree with proposed IEP or placement.
Classes held at
Bayard Taylor Memorial Library~Kennett Square
Presenters: Connie Mohn, BCEA
and Lisa Lightner, BCEA
Education
Advocates from the Arc of Chester County
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