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Are you a person with a disability who is interested in knowing more about college or working? Would you like to know how to tap into available resources from OVR? If so, this presentation is for you!
This presentation covers different Medicaid categories including Healthy Horizons and Medical Assistance for Workers with Disabilities (MAWD), CHIP, and Waiver.
This webinar covers the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights and Office of Special Education Programs issued guidance on behavior support and discipline of students with disabilities
Planned by Achieva and JFCS (Jewish Family and Community Services) in honor of Jillian Zacks, the recipient of this year's Shore-Whitehill Award. This program includes bios and covered topics.
A student who does not qualify for special education services via an Individual Education Program (IEP) may still qualify for services under a 504 plan.
A transition plan is a key component in an IEP (Individualized Education Plan) beginning when the student turns 14 years of age.
For students with intellectual/ developmental disabilities who, like their peers, dream of going to college, there are increasing numbers of programs that offer inclusive experiences.