Tips & Tricks for Positive Communication with Your Child’s School
“Everyone wins-especially the child!-when parents, caregivers, teachers, and schools have positive, effective communication. Strong, positive communic...
Asthma Ed: What You Need to Know for Back to School
It’s time for school! If your child has asthma, it will be important to communicate with your child’s school nurse and teachers about triggers, treatment, a...
Why Class Setting Matters: Making Sense of Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)
How do I know if my child is in the right class for him? How does my child’s IEP team determine the most appropriate class setting for my daughter?A central...
Getting Ready for the Start of School for Middle and High School Students
Wondering how to make “Back To School” a positive thing for your middle/ high school child? Join us for strategies to lessen the stress!The beginning of a n...
You Asked, Parents Answered! Positive Communication Between Home and School
Join us as we talk with parents sharing their tips on how to have effective, positive communication with schools and their child’s teacher.Open communicatio...
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BERENDZEN-RUSSELL FAMILY OF CAYCE TO SERVE AS AMBASSADORS FOR LOOK! PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT
Annual Exhibit Honors Children and Youth Living with a Disability(COLUMBIA, SC, July 11, 2023) – James Russell is a happy four-year-old boy who loves learning...
Turning 18 in SC What Youth with Disabilities and Families Should Consider
This session provides an overview of things that families may need to consider before their youth with a disability turns 18. Have you thought about what co...
Dyslexia and Other Reading Challenges: Evidence Based Reading Instruction
Is your child struggling with decoding? Does spelling elicit tears? Could it be dyslexia? Learn more about dyslexia and reading challenges. Join us as Dr....