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Center for Autism and Related Disabilities
Understanding the IEP

October 12, 2012, 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm



New Hartford Public Library

2 Library Lane

New Hartford, NY 13413 (Salmon Room)



SUPAC presents "Understanding the IEP" which walks families through the New York State standard IEP form and helps them to understand the various components of the IEP and how it impacts their child's education program. "Understanding of the IEP" will also aid families in creating individualized and useful programs to reflect the unique needs of their child in order to help promote positive educational outcomes.

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9th Annual Autism Institute - Transitions to Work and Social Skill Development
Join us as autism experts Dr. Bridget Taylor and Dr. Peter Gerhardt provide an overview of effective transition programming - at any age - with the ultimate goal being a life of dignity, competence and quality for those with ASD. Sessions will also focus on existing research that has documented the efficacy of interventions to facilitate social responses and language skills in children with autism. This conference is for parents, family members, individuals with autism, teachers and other professionals.

Family Members: $45 • Professionals: $95

Fees include attendance, continental breakfast and
lunch, as well as snacks and all registration materials.

Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Visit kelbermancenter.org for more information

For more information contact the Kelberman Center at (315) 797-6241.
Eligibility and Participation Criteria
Parent booklet: please click on this link
Procedural safeguard notice: please click on this link
VESID/Vocational Rehabilitation Services


VESID - Vocational Rehabilitation Regional Offices provide services to individuals with disabilities to prepare them for employment. Services include: physical and /or psychological examinations; vocational evaluation; guidance and counseling; medical services (to improve ability to work); job and work adjustment training; meal allowances, books, tools, and transportation for on-the-job support; other goods and services needed to obtain a job; job coaching; supported employment services; training in job seeking; job placement services and follow-up services. For more information call 1-800-222-5627 or refer to the web site.
Safety Net for Students with Disabilities

 
New York State Department of Education

 
Alternate Assessment