Tag: School Supports

Online – P2P Lunch & Learn: Back-to-School Ready – 504 Plans, IEPs, & School Supports

August 5 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm PDT

REGISTER – Join us as we welcome Marie Kerr of the Parent Training & Information (PTI) team. School is right around the corner…let’s talk all about IEP’s & 504 Plans and school supports. Including Q&A session!

The P2P Lunch-n-Learn is a dedicated time for parents, caregivers, and providers to access presentations and training from PAVE programs and local Pierce County service providers.

Presentation/training topics will vary based on the expressed needs of families in the local community. This group takes place during lunchtime, allowing parents to learn while enjoying a meal in a relaxed and informal setting. REGISTER

Free

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Stay Informed: The Latest U.S. Department of Education Updates on Special Education & IDEA

Posted on by Nicol Walsh

The landscape of special education continues to evolve, making it more important than ever for families, educators, and advocates to stay informed. We will post the latest videos, announcements, and guidance from the U.S. Department of Education related to special education, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), and the rights of students with disabilities. As new information becomes available, we’ll share timely updates to help you better understand how changes at the federal level may impact students, schools, and families.

Featured Video: A Message from Acting Assistant Secretary Kelly Rogers, US DOE

In this latest update from the U.S. Department of Education, education leaders discuss current priorities and provide important information related to special education and the implementation of IDEA. The video highlights key initiatives, explains recent developments, and reinforces the Department’s commitment to ensuring students with disabilities receive the services and supports they need to succeed. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or advocate, this update offers valuable insights into the direction of federal special education policy and what it means for schools and families moving forward.