This session, featuring Stephanie Turner (DDSN’s Autism Division Director), provides an overview of available statewide DDSN services and supports for children and young adults with
What is “play” and why is it so important for little learners? Kerri Wikel, IMH-E®-Infant Family Associate, provides parents with ideas on how they can
Has your child recently received a behavioral referral at school? Are you lost navigating school supports? You aren’t alone and this virtual training may be
Dispute Resolution 3: This presentation identifies and explains the five dispute resolution options parents of students with disabilities residing in South Carolina have under the
Dispute Resolution 2: This presentation will review parent participation at IEP meetings and suggestions to prepare for IEP meetings. Tips will be provided to help
Dispute Resolution 1: This presentation aims to empower parents with the knowledge and tools they need to be effective advocates for their child’s education. We
Behavior 4: It is important for parents/guardians and students with disabilities to be aware of how discipline is addressed under the Individuals with Disabilities Education
Behavior 3: In this video, connections between a student’s behavior at home and school and its impact on the student’s academic success will be discussed.
Behavior 2: This video briefly recaps the benefits of social emotional competence for children with disabilities and shares information on some of the school practices
Behavior 1: This is the first of two behavior focused videos sharing information on the importance of social and emotional skills in meeting the needs
Dr. Susan Thomas reviews required components for evaluation, eligibility, and process for creating a 504 plan. If you would like additional information about 504 plans
This training provides a review of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) law and opportunities for South Carolina parents to advocate for change to
This recording provides an overview, eligibility, and enrollment process for each of the eight (8) Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) available in South Carolina.
Dr. Susan Thomas, retired Special Education Director, provides a comprehensive introduction to the Individual Education Program (IEP). This recording outlines steps of the special education
Amber Lydford, Nationally Certified Community Work Incentive Coordinator (CWIC) and Benefits Specialist II for South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation provided answered parent questions and provided resources