Hampton SEAC

ABCs of Behavior
April 20, 2023 | 5:30 pm

REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/3xawTAg

In this presentation, attendees will become familiar with the ABCs of Behavior, learn strategies to address unwanted behavior, and gain a basic understanding of functional behavior assessments (FBAs) and behavior intervention plans (BIPs).

This virtual workshop will be presented via Zoom. It will not be recorded.

If you have a super senior ( a special education student who is staying enrolled past their senior year) and you would like them to receive extra assistance with reading check out Pennisula Read.

Peninsula READS | Adult Literacy Education in Newport News, Hampton, York County Since 1968, Peninsula READS has been serving the Hampton Roads area, working to address a pressing issue that has wide and varied impacts on our community: low-level literacy. Each year, Peninsula READS serves about 250 adults, working one-on-one with them to grow crucial and necessary skills in r....

A great opportunity for students with special needs.

Special Olympics Track & Field season starts on Saturday, March 18th. I want to remind everyone that it is not just for running. There are walking events and we have field events too. Join us!

Try these calm down tools with older kids:

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IEP University - Fall 2022!
October 30 through November 20

IEPU is a self-paced online training with easy-to-understand guidance on the special education process, the IEP document, and ways to develop collaborative relationships among schools and families.

READ MORE and REGISTER HERE- IEPU-Fall2022.eventbrite.com

https://apnews.com/article/school-suspension-special-education-adhd-3cda5e7b0e3080b0416bf879e190e849

Kids with disabilities face off-the-books school suspensions The phone call from her son’s school was alarming. The assistant principal told her to come to the school immediately. But when Lisa Manwell arrived at Pioneer Middle School in Plymouth, Michigan, her son wasn’t sick or injured.

From Sherry Hildebrandt, HCS transition specialist:

We are having an amazing opportunity for all families of students with disabilities to connect personally with community support and opportunities as well as see what high school life is like from a vocational lens perspective-Exploring Work Based learning and building self-determination. This event was just opened up to fill the last few seats available. This is a small event for personalization so seats are very limited and will be filled quickly.

The Career Exploration Academy is being held at Bethel High School this Saturday (yes, like tomorrow) 8:30 AM- 3:00 PM. Students must be accompanied by an adult for the sessions as they are catered around the student's and the guardian's perspective and need. VDOE (WBL and Transition) will be present as well as DARS, I'm Determined Project, Versability Travel Training crew, and lots of great teachers leading vocational sessions to help students explore who they want to be. this is a hand's on engaging event and hope you can come! Please register ASAP!

Homework and IEPs | Accommodations and Tips for parents. Does homework make you and your kid want to cry? If homework is a struggle and you have an IEP, here are some strategies to get you back on track.