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Parent-to-Parent Support Group — Drop in “Let’s Talk”
Exchange ideas and resources confidentially and respectfully. All are welcome, especially parents of students with IEPs, 504s, learning differences, mental health and emotional challenges. Hosted by SELPA1 CAC.
Find out more »Parent Education Event: Special Ed Directors Panel
Special Education Directors Panel Staff from the Special Education Departments from Los Altos SD, Mountain View Whisman SD, Mountain View Los Altos High SD and Palo Alto Unified SD will participate in a moderated panel discussion about issues in special education and response to questions. A great way for new families to learn more!
Find out more »Unity Day 2017
United for kindness, acceptance and inclusion! Palo Alto’s 5th Annual Unity Day! WEAR ORANGE to show your support! All PAUSD Schools will celebrate Unity Day 2017 to show that our community is united against bullying, and promotes kindness towards all students. Each school will participate in its own special way, so find out what your…
Find out more »Parent-to-Parent Support Group — Drop in “Let’s Talk”
Exchange ideas and resources confidentially and respectfully. All are welcome, especially parents of students with IEPs, 504s, learning differences, mental health and emotional challenges. Hosted by SELPA1 CAC.
Find out more »Parent Education Event: Executive Functioning w/John Brentar
Executive Functioning with John Brentar Executive functioning (EF) is the ability to plan, organize and complete tasks. Success in school requires good EF skills like working memory, cognitive flexibility and inhibitory control. Children with learning challenges often have problems with EF skills, but training can help. Learning more from John Brentar, PhD from Morrissey-Compton Educational…
Find out more »Parent-to-Parent Support Group — Drop in “Let’s Talk”
Exchange ideas and resources confidentially and respectfully. All are welcome, especially parents of students with IEPs, 504s, learning differences, mental health and emotional challenges. Hosted by SELPA1 CAC.
Find out more »MVWSD Parent University – IEP Basics, Special Education Made Simple
An overview of Individual Education Plans, and what parents can do if children are struggling in school Two concurrent workshops: 1. Pre-IEP support 2. MVWSD IEP Supports/Protocols January 10 6:30-8pm Crittenden Middle School
Find out more »Parent-to-Parent Support Group — Drop in “Let’s Talk”
Exchange ideas and resources confidentially and respectfully. All are welcome, especially parents of students with IEPs, 504s, learning differences, mental health and emotional challenges. Hosted by SELPA1 CAC.
Find out more »Parent Education Event: Talking with your Teen: Non-confrontational communication through Motivational Interviewing
Talking with your Teen: Non-confrontational communication through Motivational Interviewing Strengthen the communication skills with your children and teens in this motivational interviewing (MI) workshop led by Rosalind Corbet. MI is a technique used in counseling that is gentle, non-confrontational and non-judgmental, and gives your teens and you the tools to examine motivation and make positive…
Find out more »Parent-to-Parent Support Group — Drop in “Let’s Talk”
Exchange ideas and resources confidentially and respectfully. All are welcome, especially parents of students with IEPs, 504s, learning differences, mental health and emotional challenges. Hosted by SELPA1 CAC.
Find out more »Parent-to-Parent Support Group — Drop in “Let’s Talk”
Exchange ideas and resources confidentially and respectfully. All are welcome, especially parents of students with IEPs, 504s, learning differences, mental health and emotional challenges. Hosted by SELPA1 CAC.
Find out more »Parent Education Event: Inclusion/Ability Awareness 2.0 Event
Inclusion and Abilities Awareness 2.0 What does inclusion really mean, and how will it affect your child’s classroom and learning experience? How does inclusion benefit students with special needs, severe disabilities, and the entire student population? Are there situations when inclusion is not appropriate? What do Ability Awareness simulations teach well, and how can they…
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