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Extended School Year is a summer program for qualifying Special Education students. Extended School Year is sometimes called ESY. IEP teams decide which students qualify for Extended School Year. Qualifying
Did you know that SFUSD offers pre-translated IEP templates? These templates help families participate in the IEP process when English is not their primary language. Please look here for the
SFUSD district has purchased the TeachTown Curriculum for the 2023-24 school year for use in our Moderate to Severe SDC classrooms. TeachTown Training Videos Please see this selection of training
As a parent of a teen with high needs who might never leave home I always wonder – what are the most important skills I can teach my youth in
On April 18th, President Biden announced the most comprehensive set of executive actions any President has ever taken to improve care for hard-working families while supporting care workers and family caregivers. Joined
If you have been waiting for one final nudge to sign up to make a difference working with San Francisco students who need assistance to learn, this is it! Please
Image credit to https://twitter.com/SEIU SEIU is Service Employees International Union: 2M working people united for dignity, justice, and a better life. Across America, care workers help raise our children, assist
Mayor London Breed announced a free tax preparation service that many low-income people with disabilities might want to take advantage of. Read the official press release here. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNCHES
Connections California: Transition to Adulthood is a FREE program to support YOU and your loved one with a disability in the complex transition to adulthood. Register now for webinars covering public benefits,
When thinking about jobs, students with disabilities may worry they won’t find a good fit. The strong message in high school (or even earlier!) is students must get bachelor’s degrees.
This article on EdSource talks about a proposed alternative diploma pathway for students with disabilities who are in life skills classrooms. Read the article at New pathway to a diploma
Since child sexual abuse is often an overwhelming topic for parents, I have tried to make the information more tolerable by simplifying it into 10 Tips for Sexual Abuse Prevention.
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