Celebrating Rare Disease Day: Raising Awareness, Sharing Stories
Every Life is Unique Rare Disease Day, celebrated this year on February 28th, is a special time to recognize the millions of children, youth, and young adults living with rare…
Suspensión, expulsión y derechos de su estudiante
Cuando un niño o joven presenta conductas difíciles en la escuela, las familias suelen recibir llamadas, reportes o notificaciones disciplinarias que pueden generar preocupación, miedo o confusión. Términos como suspensión,…
A New Year Full of Possibilities
New Year, New Goals: A Fresh Start for Self-Advocates, Families, and Students in Special Education A new year brings hope and possibility—a chance to pause, breathe, and look ahead. For…
Adaptive Physical Activity: Movement for Every Body
Why Adaptive Physical Activity Matters For many families of children with disabilities, physical activity can feel complicated. Parents may wonder: Where can my child safely move? Will they be included?…
Understanding Why Vision Awareness Goes Beyond the Eyes
The Power of Early Vision Care: Helping Children See, Learn, and Succeed Most families don’t think about vision until something changes. January, recognized as both Braille Literacy Month and Glaucoma…
From Access to Opportunity: The Growth of IDEA
50 Years of Creating Classrooms Where Every Learner Belongs For parents of children with disabilities, school is rarely “just school.” It’s meetings, paperwork, emails, progress notes, and sometimes worry mixed…
ACT Accommodation Requests
ACT Accommodation Requests As ACT testing deadlines get closer, now is the time for families of students with disabilities to take action—especially if your student will need testing accommodations. Planning…
Winter Blues or Burnout?
How to Tell When Siblings Need Extra Support Being a sibling of someone with a disability comes with unique joys and challenges that shift with the seasons. Whether you’re a…
Advocacy ABCs for Parents & Individuals with Disabilities in Utah
ABCs of Advocacy for Utah Policy Parents of children with disabilities in Utah are essential advocates for shaping policies that promote equity and inclusion. During the legislative session, they can…
Las Escuelas y Estudiantes con Discapacidades
Las Escuelas y Estudiantes con Discapacidades Elegir la mejor escuela para un estudiante con discapacidades o dificultades de aprendizaje puede ser una de las decisiones más importantes para cualquier familia.…
Life, College & Work—Accommodated
Life, College & Work—Accommodated Leaving high school is a big transition for any young adult and even more so for those with a disability. The supports they received under…
Finding Career Interests
Finding Career Interests Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) for Sudents with Disabilities Pre-ETS are the earliest set of services available to students with disabilities who may be eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation…