A Brief Overview School districts have an affirmative duty to locate, evaluate and potentially serve any infant, toddler or school-aged student impacted by disability under the Child Find Mandate — part of special education law. The duty to evaluate is based on a known or suspected disability that may significantly impact access to learning. Data from evaluation then determines eligibility. [...]
The following chapters of the Fathers Network are meeting virtually and they invite you to join them for conversation and as a source of information and resources. East King County – welcoming men from around the state Meeting on the second and fourth Thursday evenings of the month, from 7:30-9:30. Contact Robert at robert.thompson.wsfn@gmail.com to [...]
For many children and families in the US hypo- and hyper- sensitivity can make sleep difficult. We'll explore tips and resources to empower parents for bedtime success. https://myslumberyard.com/blog/sleep-and-sensory-processing-disorder/
Groups are Starting January 4: Enroll Now Don't forget to join our winter social skills groups! Enrollment is open, with 13 different online groups to choose from. We are excited to welcome your student to our unique virtual groups that foster community and teach valuable skills - all while having fun! We are offering theme [...]
For the past year, parents, child care providers, early learning advocates, pediatricians, staff from state agencies and many others have worked together to develop goals and strategies to inform the future of Washington State’s early learning system for children prenatal through 3rd grade and the adults who care for them. Please take a few minutes [...]
Registration is now open! Tweens and teens with Down syndrome go through puberty during the same years as their typically developing peers (ages 9-14), and as with all children, they have questions and concerns about the changes affecting their bodies during this time of their life. Join Dr. Rebecca Partridge, head of Down Syndrome program [...]