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Help
Needed!
We are currently working on two projects, and we need your help!
- Parent
Guide: QPAC is creating a guide to special education in Quincy Public
Schools for parents, using QPS's Procedural Manual as a template. We
need individulas to help review the Manual, provide input on possible
additions and changes, and help draft the new guide!
- Teacher
Resource Guide: Teachers/staff at Quincy High School
created an excellent special education resource guide for teachers,
which we would like to adapt for use at other schools. We need individulas to help review the guide and
provide input on possible
additions and changes.
Contact
Jill with you interest in working on either of these projects! Time commitment for either is a few hours, and you will not need to attend a meeting.
An IEP for my Child - February
9th, 6:30 pm at Quincy High
Join
us as we host the Federation for
Children with Special Needs for a presentation about the Individualized Education Program (IEP).
This
workshop will take parents step-by-step through IEP development,
including how to articulate a vision, using evaluations to write
measurable goals, and measuring their child’s progress.This workshop is
free and open to the public - parents, teachers, and others are invited
to attend. An RSVP is requested.
More
information.
Resource
Center Open Hours - February 27th, 5:30 pm at Quincy High
Are
you a parent, teacher, or other individual with questions about the
special education process? Do you need disability-related information,
assistance, resources, or referrals? Stop by the QPAC Resource
Center! More
information.
Come
To Think Of It Meeting - February 28th, 6:30 pm at Christ Church
Are
you struggling to raise a child with behavior issues? Do you spent your
nights worried about tomorrow’s behaviors or dread the next call from
the school? You are not alone. Join other parents with similar concerns
for Come to Think of It, a parent-to-parent information and support
group for
those raising children with challenging behaviors. More
information.
Accessing
Community Supports and Services - March 2nd, 9
am at Quincy High
Join
us for an interactive workshop on identifying and accessing community
supports and services for your child and family. We will discuss state
agencies and services, community organizations, therapuetic providers,
social and recreational opportunities,
and much, much more! This
workshop is free and open to
the public - parents, teachers, and others are invited to attend. An
RSVP is requested. More
information.
QPAC
General Meeting - March 13th, 6:30 pm at Quincy High
Join
us as we discuss QPAC goals and activities, as well as
special education programs, policies, and procedures within Quincy
Public Schools. Have questions about QPAC or special education? A QPAC
volunteer will be available in the Resource Center at 5:30 pm, to offer
individualized assistance and support. More
information.
Special Education Subcommittee
Meeting - March 28th, 7 pm at Quincy High
The
purpose of the
Quincy School Committee’s Subcommittee on Special Education is to
provide the School Committee direction on the issues and programs that
affect special education students within Quincy Public Schools. Special
Education Subcommittee meetings are held in conjunction with QPAC and
Quincy Public Schools administration, and are open to the public.
More
information.
Other
QPAC News
Miss Parents
Rights and Responsibilities? View the materials online!
The QPAC Resource - December 2011 issue now available!
Did
you get your Instant Alert?
2011 - 2012 Special Education Transportation
Booklet
Upcoming
Meetings and Events
School
Committee Meeting: February 8th, 7 pm at Quincy High
An
IEP for my Child: February 9th, 6:30 pm at Quincy High
Citywide Parents Council Meeting: February 13th, 7
pm at Broad Meadows
Resource Center Open Hours: February 27th, 5:30 pm
at Quincy High
Come To Think Of It Meeting: February 28th, 6:30
pm at Christ Church
Accessing
Community Supports and Services: March 2nd, 9 am at Quincy High
School
Committee Meeting: March 7th, 7 pm at Quincy High
Citywide Parents Council Meeting: March 12th, 7 pm
at Broad Meadows
QPAC
General Meeting: March 13th, 6:30 pm at Quincy High
Resource Center Open Hours: March 19th, 5:30 pm
at Quincy High
Come To Think Of It Meeting: March 20th, 6:30 pm
at Christ Church
School
Committee Meeting: March 21st, 7 pm at Bernazzani
Special
Education Subcommittee Meeting: March 28th, 7 pm at Quincy High
News
Resources
Check
out our newly-revised resource sheets!
Download
our Dispute Resolution Resources!
The
Guide to Disabilities is now available!
Looking for
info on SEPACs? Check out these Resources!
Community
Events
Helping
your Teen Cope with Social Anxiety
MCAS
and Students with Disabilities
Understanding
My Child’s Learning Style
Understanding
ADHD
What
is Social Thinking
Special
Education Law: Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Understanding Anxiety and Stress: Treating Illness
and Supporting Resilience
Sib
Workshop
Transition
Planning during High School
Sensory
Processing Overview
Teaching Social Skills Across the Day
Transition
101: High School to Adulthood
Understanding
the Asperger Syndrome IEP Process
Creative Housing Forum
ADHD - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Perspectives
on College Life for Teens and Parents of Teens
What
Can I Say? What Did You Say? Using Language to Build Social Skills
Helping
your Child to be Successful Socially
Creating
And Using Social Stories: Enhancing Social Understanding
What
the Tests are Testing: Understanding Neuropsychological Evaluation
An
Inside Veiw of the Neuropsych Evaluation
“FOCUS”
on Vision Impairment & Blindness Conference
Current
Research: Implications for the Asperger Community
Annual Conference
Practical
Strategies to Promote Your Child's Success at School
MCAS
& Students with Learning Challenges
Music,
SI, & Learning: The Power of Listening Programs
Making Sense of Healthcare
Technology Expo
Fewer
Meltdowns! Practical Strategies for Fostering Positive Behavior in
Children and Teens with Asperger Syndrome
Transition
101
There's
an App for That: Assistive Techology
Helping Your Child and Teen Make Friends
Think
Differently: A New Approach for Understanding and Helping Children with
Challenging Behavior
Movement
Based Learning
Sensory
Integration & Oral Motor Difficulties
Executive
Functioning
Strategies
for Teaching Social Thinking Skills
IPAD Apps for Learning; IPAD Apps for
Communicating; for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Taking
Care of Our Children ...Taking Care of Ourselves
Practical Strategies for Helping Teens Become More
Independent and Responsible
Understanding
your Disability-leading your child to self-advocacy and independence
Apraxia
of Speech Overview
Financial
Planning for the Future of Your Child with Special Needs
Bike
Riding 101 for Parents
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