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Accommodations and Modifications Fact Sheet from Peak Parent Click here for Word Document
Assertiveness and Effective Parent Advocacy by Marie Sherrett
Examples of Supplemental Aids and Services from MCIE Click here for Word document
Extended School Year from CPAC
Effective Advocacy: Guidelines for Assisting Parents from the PACER Center
Example of FERPA letter from Anne Eason, Esq.
Favorite Websites on Reading - compiled by Anne Eason, Esq. and Dr. Kathy Whitbread - Word Doc
How to Develop an IEP That Measures Your Child’s Progress Objectively by Pete Wright, Esq.
IDEA Improvement Act of 2004 information
Interested in the history of people with disabilities? Click here!
Inclusion in Education from Syracuse University - Click here for Word Document
Life Beyond the Label by Kathie Snow
Life Skills Don’t Bring Happiness by Colleen Tomko
National Toll Free Telephone Numbers for Disability Issues a NICHCY publication
Pain in the Assessment by Colleen Tomko
People First Language by Kathie Snow
Preparing for the IEP from CPAC
Request for a Comprehensive Reading Evaluation - sample letter with attachment by Attorney Anne Eason
Self-Determination – An Overview from the Beach Center
Seven Habits of Highly Effective IEP Teams* by Eileen Hammar & Anne Malatchi
(*With acknowledgment and thanks to Stephen Covey) Word Doc.
Solution Circles by Marsha Forrest, Jack Pearpoint,
Spiderman, Star Wars, and Disabilities by Kathie Snow
Ten Common Mistakes Parents Make During the IEP Meeting by Matt Foley, M.Ed., L.P.C. & DeAnn Hyatt-Foley, M.Ed.
Ten Reasons to Include Children from the Centre on Inclusive Education
The Art of Writing Letters by Pam and Pete Wright
Tips on Handling Tough Conversations from CPAC
10 Things The Student with Autism Wishes You Knew by Ellen Notbohm
12 Rules for Writing GREAT Letters by Pam and Pete Wright
Questions Often Asked by Parents about Special Education a NICHCY publication
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