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Join us for a training that discusses tips for the transition from elementary school into middle school as well as information surrounding IEP components.
Learn about the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act and how it may be able to help your family.
July 21st-Understanding the IFSP Process: This workshop helps families understand the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) process.
July 22nd-Steps to Success Parental Rights: This workshop explains the Parental Rights document that all First Steps families receive.
July 23rd -Family Record Keeping: This workshop helps families understand what types of records and documentation are important to keep and why.
July 23rd-Effectively Communicating Your Child’s Needs: This workshop supports families of young children on how to communicate effectively regarding your child.
July 24th: IDEA Early Childhood Part C to B: This training helps parents of young children transition smoothly from IFSP (Part C of IDEA) services to IEP (Part B of IDEA) services. You’ll learn when the transition process begins, the differences between the services, and the changes in qualification criteria.
July 25th: Missouri First Steps families: Gain practical communication strategies and learn how to navigate dispute resolution options under IDEA Part C.
July 21st-Understanding the IFSP Process: This workshop helps families understand the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) process.
July 22nd-Steps to Success Parental Rights: This workshop explains the Parental Rights document that all First Steps families receive.
July 23rd -Family Record Keeping: This workshop helps families understand what types of records and documentation are important to keep and why.
July 23rd-Effectively Communicating Your Child’s Needs: This workshop supports families of young children on how to communicate effectively regarding your child.
July 24th: IDEA Early Childhood Part C to B: This training helps parents of young children transition smoothly from IFSP (Part C of IDEA) services to IEP (Part B of IDEA) services. You’ll learn when the transition process begins, the differences between the services, and the changes in qualification criteria.
July 25th: Missouri First Steps families: Gain practical communication strategies and learn how to navigate dispute resolution options under IDEA Part C.
July 21st-Understanding the IFSP Process: This workshop helps families understand the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) process.
July 22nd-Steps to Success Parental Rights: This workshop explains the Parental Rights document that all First Steps families receive.
July 23rd -Family Record Keeping: This workshop helps families understand what types of records and documentation are important to keep and why.
July 23rd-Effectively Communicating Your Child’s Needs: This workshop supports families of young children on how to communicate effectively regarding your child.
July 24th: IDEA Early Childhood Part C to B: This training helps parents of young children transition smoothly from IFSP (Part C of IDEA) services to IEP (Part B of IDEA) services. You’ll learn when the transition process begins, the differences between the services, and the changes in qualification criteria.
July 25th: Missouri First Steps families: Gain practical communication strategies and learn how to navigate dispute resolution options under IDEA Part C.
July 21st-Understanding the IFSP Process: This workshop helps families understand the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) process.
July 22nd-Steps to Success Parental Rights: This workshop explains the Parental Rights document that all First Steps families receive.
July 23rd -Family Record Keeping: This workshop helps families understand what types of records and documentation are important to keep and why.
July 23rd-Effectively Communicating Your Child’s Needs: This workshop supports families of young children on how to communicate effectively regarding your child.
July 24th: IDEA Early Childhood Part C to B: This training helps parents of young children transition smoothly from IFSP (Part C of IDEA) services to IEP (Part B of IDEA) services. You’ll learn when the transition process begins, the differences between the services, and the changes in qualification criteria.
July 25th: Missouri First Steps families: Gain practical communication strategies and learn how to navigate dispute resolution options under IDEA Part C.
July 21st-Understanding the IFSP Process: This workshop helps families understand the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) process.
July 22nd-Steps to Success Parental Rights: This workshop explains the Parental Rights document that all First Steps families receive.
July 23rd -Family Record Keeping: This workshop helps families understand what types of records and documentation are important to keep and why.
July 23rd-Effectively Communicating Your Child’s Needs: This workshop supports families of young children on how to communicate effectively regarding your child.
July 24th: IDEA Early Childhood Part C to B: This training helps parents of young children transition smoothly from IFSP (Part C of IDEA) services to IEP (Part B of IDEA) services. You’ll learn when the transition process begins, the differences between the services, and the changes in qualification criteria.
July 25th: Missouri First Steps families: Gain practical communication strategies and learn how to navigate dispute resolution options under IDEA Part C.
8/11/2025-Special Education Law-Join us for a training that will provide a brief overview of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Family Educational Right to Privacy Act, and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
8/12/2025-Understanding the Evaluation Process-This training guides parents through the evaluation process, the first step in determining whether a child needs special education services, a Section 504 Plan, or another educational intervention.
Parents will learn the reasons for evaluations, the key steps involved, and the options available if they disagree with the evaluation results.
8/13/2025-Understanding the IEP Process-Your child’s IEP is the cornerstone of their education. This workshop offers an in-depth look at the evaluation process, qualifying for an IEP, the many components that must be addressed in the IEP document, as well as how progress will be monitored. As a result of this training, parents will gain a better understanding of their role as an equal participant in the IEP process.
8/14/2025-Dispute Resolution-Sometimes the best way to solve a problem is to prevent it in the first place. Through this training you will learn strategies to prevent problems from arising in the first place through documentation and letter writing. Also covered are the resolution processes including the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act as well as Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
8/15/2024-The Art of Effective Advocacy-Join us for a training to learn the importance of keeping and organizing your child’s
records, as well as what information needs to be in your child’s file. We will also discuss how to communicate more effectively with your child’s school district and the importance of working collaboratively to solve problems.
8/11/2025-Special Education Law-Join us for a training that will provide a brief overview of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Family Educational Right to Privacy Act, and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
8/12/2025-Understanding the Evaluation Process-This training guides parents through the evaluation process, the first step in determining whether a child needs special education services, a Section 504 Plan, or another educational intervention.
Parents will learn the reasons for evaluations, the key steps involved, and the options available if they disagree with the evaluation results.
8/13/2025-Understanding the IEP Process-Your child’s IEP is the cornerstone of their education. This workshop offers an in-depth look at the evaluation process, qualifying for an IEP, the many components that must be addressed in the IEP document, as well as how progress will be monitored. As a result of this training, parents will gain a better understanding of their role as an equal participant in the IEP process.
8/14/2025-Dispute Resolution-Sometimes the best way to solve a problem is to prevent it in the first place. Through this training you will learn strategies to prevent problems from arising in the first place through documentation and letter writing. Also covered are the resolution processes including the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act as well as Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
8/15/2024-The Art of Effective Advocacy-Join us for a training to learn the importance of keeping and organizing your child’s
records, as well as what information needs to be in your child’s file. We will also discuss how to communicate more effectively with your child’s school district and the importance of working collaboratively to solve problems.