Category: Parent Press

End-of-School-Year Fun for Transition-Aged Students: Things to Do & Try! As the school year winds down, it’s the perfect time to reflect, celebrate, and prepare for what’s next. Whether you’re […]

How a Caring Community Came Together to Support Children with Disabilities Some events remind us just how powerful community support can be, and the Create Hope Charity Show was one […]

Is Your Child Being Left Out of Field Trips? Have you ever been told that your child couldn’t go on a school field trip because of their behavior or disability? […]

When Mental Health Impacts the Learning of Your Student   Many children face challenges in school due to mental health or emotional difficulties. Some students may struggle with anxiety, depression, […]

The Family-Centered Support Network Parenting a child with special health care needs or disabilities can often feel like an overwhelming journey. The key to thriving, rather than just surviving, lies […]

Healthy Relationships Start in Early Childhood Teaching body awareness, personal boundaries, and understanding family structures is essential for parents of children with disabilities, as it lays the groundwork for healthy […]

New Resource for Sibling Caregivers Caring for a sibling with disabilities can be both rewarding and challenging. Siblings often step into caregiving responsibilities feeling overwhelmed as they navigate complex family […]

Dyslexia Handbook Release: A Guide to Strengthening Literacy Skills The Special Education Department is excited to share that the Utah State Board of Education (USBE) has released an updated guide […]

For Children with Disabilities, Access to Reading Materials Can Be a Game-Changer For children with disabilities, access to reading materials that match their age and interests can be a game-changer. […]

Let’s Talk Money: A Fun Guide to Financial Literacy for Teens and Families Hey there, future financial geniuses! Money. It’s a big word, and honestly, a little intimidating at times. […]