Is Your Child’s School Prepared to Protect Them? Questions Parents of Children with Disabilities Should Ask
As parents, we send our children to school trusting that the adults caring for them have a plan to keep them safe. For...
As parents, we send our children to school trusting that the adults caring for them have a plan to keep them safe. For...
A five-year-old autistic child walked away from his elementary school in Charlotte, North Carolina, earlier this month. His...
Every morning, parents across Florida send their children with disabilities to school and trust that the adults caring for...
The first few weeks of school can be a whirlwind. New teachers, new schedules, new classrooms, transportation changes and a...
The first week of school sets the tone for the entire year. For students with disabilities, it is more than learning...
It's hard to believe that the kids' summer break from school is only a few weeks from ending! Now that ESY is over, the next...
This summer I gave a talk at the Family Cafe on how parents can help their children develop self-advocacy skills, but what I...
When your child has a disability, the school system can feel overwhelming. Between evaluations, IEP meetings,...
The Fourth of July is a time for cookouts, parades, fireworks, and spending time with family and friends. While some...
For many families of children with disabilities, summer can feel like a break from routines, therapies, and school...
