“I Get to Talk at My IEP Meeting?” Encouraging students to take an active role in their Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings can be empowering and beneficial for their personal growth and self-advocacy skills. Here are some strategies to help...
What Are Transition IEP Components for 9th Grade – Post-High? What is the Transition IEP? Transition Services and Planning began as one of many ideas for increasing the quality of life for young adults with disabilities. The purpose of the Transition IEP is to...
Mental Health Challenges & Youth with Disabilities? Suicide Prevention Month is a time dedicated to raising awareness about suicide, its risk factors, and highlight ways to support those who may be struggling. Children with disabilities can face unique challenges...
Trick-or-Treating Tips for Parents Trick-or-treating with a child who has a disability can be a wonderful and inclusive experience. Here are some tips to make it enjoyable and safe for everyone involved: Choose a Comfortable Costume: Select a costume that is...
50 Years of the Rehabilitation Act: Then, Now and Next to Advancing Access and Equity The Rehabilitation Act is an important law for families who have a child, youth or young adult with a disability. It safeguards their children’s rights, providing equal...
