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Read MoreNavigating your student’s school assessments
Read MoreIf your child is recommended for a self-contained Pre-K ESE (Exceptional Student Education) classroom, you may be wondering how this type of class differs from a regular VPK (Voluntary Pre-K) classroom. Let’s learn about the differences between these two types of classrooms!
Read MoreIf you have a child who will be entering Kindergarten next year, you are probably either already in the midst of transition planning, or will be very soon. As we near the end of what has been a challenging year for parents, students and teachers alike, here are five important things to keep in mind as you prepare to discuss plans for your child’s transition.
Read MoreDo you have a child with a suspected or diagnosed developmental delay or disability and are waiting for therapies or other interventions to begin? If so, there are things you can implement at home immediately to start helping your child.
Read MoreHave you heard of the Medicaid Waiver? Do you know what it covers or how to apply?
Read MoreHow do you know if your teen has the potential for driving? Who do you ask?
Read MoreWhen you have little ones, the most important step you can take to keep them safe at home is baby-proofing. However, if you have a child who has a physical, cognitive, or developmental disability as they age, it is often necessary to add even more layers of safety to your home.
Read MoreWe are excited to share with you that Collaborative Corner for Exceptional Children was featured in the August/September issue of Playground Magazine!
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