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PEATC in collaboration with VDOE - Capacity Building for IEP Teams Training
The IEP process can be daunting for everyone including educators. Everyone comes to the IEP table with
thoughts of their personal responsibilities, backgrounds, perspectives, and individual concerns, and must
navigate all of those while following procedures and regulations. This workshop is designed to help IEP
teams build capacity around participating in IEP meetings and collaboration. Discussion will include a
view from ‘both’ sides of the table, as well as information on the seven elements of highly effective IEP
teams. A certificate of completion will be provided for all who complete the training.REGISTER HERE - July 12-July 26
REGISTER HERE - Aug 9 – Aug 23
STARTING SUNDAY, JUNE 7TH
The Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center (PEATC) is offering Transition University this summer. Transition University is a 5-session self-paced online series to help parents/guardians navigate the transition process for their school age child and prepare for the adult world. To register, CLICK HERE.
Questions? Contact Tammy Burns burns@peatc.org or (800) 869-6782 www.PEATC.org
"REYES is a new virtual program of STEM classes, guest lectures, activities, and opportunities for social engagement. Some of the topics covered in this program will include astronomy, artificial intelligence, solving crimes through entomology, engineering, Python coding for physics, and more. Old Dominion faculty and researchers at NASA and Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (Jefferson Lab) are donating their time and talent so we can offer this program at NO COST to you." The program will run from June 22 - August 13 and is OPEN TO PEOPLE OF ALL AGES. To register CLICK HERE
REGISTER FOR AUTISM 101 USING THIS LINKAutism Care Today is providing grants to families with a loved one with Autism impacted by Covid19. Please see the link here: https://www.act-today.org/apply-for-grant/
The City of Norfolk - Parks and Recreation Resource Page
Virginia Beach Parks and Recreation Resource Page
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Resources for Parents and Families
Coaching Families Through Conflict - CADRE
6 Ways to Support Students With Disabilities During COVID-19 School Closures
Rethink Ed Parent/Caregiver Resources - Rethink Ed continues to be committed to a healthy and positive culture of learning for schools, students, and families. We provide a variety of resources for caregivers to use that support their children's well-being as well as their own. These resources include help with managing behavior and building independence, providing structure and routine, and keeping learning interesting and fun in the home environment.
Virginia Navigator - In Virginia, there are thousands of programs and organizations that serve older adults, people with disabilities, veterans, caregivers and their families. You can find them all right here on VirginiaNavigator! We’re a statewide nonprofit that helps Virginians access the information and services they need, close to home.
TTAC at ODU provides professional development and resources to improve outcomes for students with disabilities
Project HOPE - Resources for Families in Crisis - Williams and Mary School of Education Resource
ADDitude Parenting: The Most Obvious Pandemic Parenting Advice You May Not Be Following (article)
How a Ten-Minute "Reset" May Make a Huge Difference for Kids at Home (article)
CHKD Parenting Classes and Resources
Coronavirus - A Book For Children
CHKD - Birth and Beyond Parenting Blog - Is This Grief?
ADDitude's 8 week Parenting Class for parents of children with ADHD (and other resources)
COVID-19: A Parent Guide for School-Aged Children - A resource guide for families from the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE)
Parent Resource on Mindfulness
Positive Solutions Parent Training Modules (CSEFEL)
Center for Parent Information and Resources - Behavior at Home
18 Effective De-Escalation Strategies for Defusing Meltdowns
How to Create the Ultimate Playroom for a Child with Autism - HomeAdvisor
7 Sensory Play Activities For Kids On The Autism Spectrum
Resources For Students/Children
Hands On Activities for Kids - Including Sensory Activities
The Hampton Roads Workforce Council wants you to know that NextGen Pathways, their youth program, has created a series of engaging workshops to assist youth between 14 to 24. The workshops will focus on three specific areas, career development, financial literacy, and job search assistance. Workshops will be held at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm every Tuesday and Friday for the duration of the social distancing period. Each of these workshops will allow youth to interact with our staff virtually and learn helpful tips in the aforementioned topics.
They also offer weekly tutoring sessions twice a week on Wednesdays from 2:00 to 4:00 pm and Thursdays from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Tutoring spaces are limited and on a first-come-first-serve basis. You can sign up for the workshops or tutor sessions directly using the Eventbrite Link listed below. If you have any questions, please contact Chelta Wray at 757-510-0481 or Christina Brooks at 757-373-8732.
Control Alt Achieve: Chrome Extensions for Struggling Students - Technology can be a powerful tool to assist students with special needs or any sort of learning challenge. Read about Chrome Web Extensions for Text to Speech, Readability, Reading Comprehension, Focus, and Navigation
Educational Content on Netflix
Educational Content on Disney+
*If you have resources to share, email parentresourcecenter@nps.k12.va.us
