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“Each child
deserves to be acknowledged and
cherished for the qualities that make her (or him) unique.”
Lee Salk, Ph.D. author of
Family hood
When
tomorrow comes…….
this day will be gone forever; in its place is something you have left behind…….
let it be something good. Author unknown
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Exceptional Student Education PARENT SURVEY
The Florida Department of Education (FDOE) requests the participation of parents with students in Exceptional Student Education in completing a survey designed to provide the state with information on how well schools are supporting parental involvement in their Child’s education. Under the individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA), each state is required to annually collect this information from parents of children receiving special education services and report it to the federal government. This information only comes from parents; therefore, it is very important that a large number of parents participate in this effort. Please go online to www.ESEsurvey.com anytime between now and June 30, 2010 to complete the survey. Data is completely anonymous. This confidential information is collected on a monthly basis. If you do not have access to a computer, the paper survey can be obtained by contacting Ann Koebe, Parent Liaison at 219-1200 extension 30192 or contacting your school’s Mainstream Consultant or ESE contact. For more information please contact Ann Koebe, Parent Liaison for Exceptional Student Education at 219-1200 extension 30192 or e-mail to koebea@martin.k12.fl.us. We would like your feedback. Please tell us what you think! |
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2010 Edition of Social Security’s Red Book The Red Book is a general reference source on
the employment related provisions of the Social Security Disability
Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs,
including a general description of disability-related policies. It is
primarily for educators, advocates, rehabilitation professionals and
counselors who serve people with disabilities, but it can also serve as
a self-help guide for Social Security applicants and beneficiaries.
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Parents: The
Whole Child Connection Could Help You! Click on this link to learn more |
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ODEP Releases Business Case for Hiring People with Disabilities ODEP has released the Business Case for Hiring People with Disabilities, a new online, multi-media resource that illustrates how people with disabilities add value to businesses. The site covers six key concerns common to all employers, regardless of size or industry: return on investment, human capital, marketing, innovation, diversity and social responsibility. It features up-to-date research, video clips and real-world examples. |
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| Sharing new transition resources | ||
| Continuing Education After High School | ||
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New Training Modules for Parents Developed by Family Network on Disabilities |
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Supporting Success in School and Beyond for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders html version pdf version |
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| Famous Persons with Disabilities | ||
| Workers with disabilities are assets | ||
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ESE / Student Services Newsletters:
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| Martin County School District Quarterly Newsletter | ||
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Critical Shortage of Foster
Parents in Martin County! Parents Can You Help? |
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| Inclusion: Children Who Learn Together, Learn to Live Together | ||
| National Center for Learning Disabilities |
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