In a growth mindset, people believe that their most basic abilities can be developed through work, effort, and learning new skills. Come learn how you can help your children develop a growth mindset!
Entienda mejor los programas de educación especial para su participación eficaz. Una clase interactiva para padres que quieren entender el proceso, los requisitos, y comunicar mejor las necesidades de su estudiante. Los padres también tendrán la oportunidad de compartir sus experiencias con el proceso y ofrecer recomendaciones.
Open House: Come get ideas for fun and engaging summer activities! Hands-on activities will focus on: Fine motor, gross motor and sensory development. Walk away with: Resources and ideas for free and low-cost activities. For parents and children *Children are encouraged to come!
How do professionals reach an Autism diagnosis? What information do families of individuals who are newly diagnosed with or suspect an Autism Spectrum Disorder (or related disorder) need to know? Learn the basics and about common therapies, treatment options and how to set goals for growth. To register for this event, please call 801-272-1051.
Part 1- The concepts of behavior supports Part 2- How to support students at home Part 3- How to support students at school
The Cache Co. Family to Family Network is hosting an indoor adaptive easter egg hunt and resource fair at Mount Logan Middle School.
This is a FREE full- day online training offered by the Utah Parent Center for all public school districts and charter schools that need Surrogate Parents as defined in IDEA 2004
Get ready for summer with a COVID vaccine! Join us at the Utah Parent Center for a movie, some fun activities, community resources, and a COVID vaccine!
A FREE interactive online class for parents and guardians of students receiving special education services in the state of Utah who want to understand the process, the requirements, and to better communicate what their student needs. Parents will also have the opportunity to share their experience with the process and offer recommendations. This is a…
Not sure what to do with your summer? Explore summer activities for children with disabilities at this workshop. We will have panelists presenting on a variety of programs available to your child, including camps, sports, therapy and more! Parents will receive a summer resource list.
Working, Living on your own, or being a part of the Community requires skills. Let's discover together what skills you need and how to build those skills for life.
Part 1- The concepts of behavior supports Part 2- How to support students at home Part 3- How to support students at school