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05/29/2026

Join Kaitlyn for a Lightning Workshop and discover how developmental assessments, individualized family support, and no-cost services can help children reach their full potential during their most important years of learning and growth.

05/29/2026

This presentation offers a clear overview of Florida’s school choice options, including umbrella schools and scholarships managed through Step Up for Students. Participants will learn how these programs work, who is eligible, key deadlines, and what documentation is required. The session also highlights allowable expenses, renewal steps, and recent updates families should know. Families will leave better prepared to compare options and make informed decisions that support their child’s learning needs.

05/29/2026

🎥 LIVE on Facebook: Understanding Early Intervention Services – Early Steps

Join Kaitlyn for a Lightning Workshop and learn about Florida's Early Steps program and the early intervention services available for infants and toddlers (birth to 36 months) with developmental delays or disabilities.

📅 Date: Friday, May 29, 2026
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM
📍 Where: Facebook Live

Understanding Early Intervention

05/28/2026

Join us now for "Parenting Styles: Love & Logic" with our AI presenter.

This engaging workshop is designed to help caregivers better understand common parenting patterns and discover a calmer, more supportive way to build responsibility at home. Families will explore the Helicopter, Drill Sergeant, and Consultant parenting styles while learning practical ways to use empathy, natural consequences, and simple choices to reduce power struggles and help children grow in confidence and decision-making.

05/28/2026

Join our AI presenter for a helpful presentation on student-led IEPs. Students often understand their own needs, preferences, and goals better than anyone else.

This session will share simple and effective ways to support students in speaking up for themselves and becoming more involved in decisions that affect their education.

A student-led IEP is a process where the student with a disability helps write or plan parts of their IEP and may even take on a leadership role during the IEP meeting. This approach builds confidence and helps students learn how to take more responsibility for their learning journey.

05/28/2026

Understanding the IEP Process: A Team Approach to Student Success
Creating and carrying out an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is a shared responsibility between educators, families, and other members of the IEP team. This engaging workshop breaks down the IEP process step-by-step and highlights the essential role parents and guardians play. You'll gain practical tips for writing clear, measurable IEP goals and learn effective strategies to support your child’s unique learning needs.

Join Parent Training Coordinator Josefina Gonzalez for this informative session. You'll leave empowered and equipped with tools to better advocate for your child.

05/28/2026

📣 Join Us Tomorrow on Facebook Live!

📅 Friday
⏰ 1:00 PM
📍 Facebook Live

🎓 Understanding Your Options: Step Up and Umbrella Schools for Florida Families

Are you exploring school choice options for your child in Florida? Join us for an informative presentation designed to help families better understand umbrella schools and scholarships through Step Up for Students.

During this session, families will learn about:
✅ Florida school choice options
✅ How umbrella schools work
✅ Step Up for Students scholarships
✅ Eligibility requirements
✅ Important deadlines and documents
✅ Allowable expenses and renewal steps
✅ Recent updates families should know

This presentation will help families feel more prepared to compare educational options and make informed decisions that best support their child’s learning needs.

We hope to see you there! 💙

Understanding Step Up

05/28/2026

📣 Join our Parent Training Coordinator, Josefina Gonzalez, TODAY at 4:00 PM on Facebook Live for an important conversation about understanding your child’s IEP! Learn the basic parts of an Individualized Education Program, what each section means, and how families can feel more confident during IEP meetings. This simple and family-friendly presentation will help parents better understand supports, services, accommodations, goals, and transition planning for students with disabilities. You are not alone on this journey — we are here to help support you and your family!

Understanding your Child's IEP

05/28/2026

Join us now for "Supported Decision-Making in Florida" with our AI presenter.

This informative workshop introduces supported decision-making as an alternative to guardianship and highlights ways individuals with disabilities can make informed choices with support from trusted people in their lives. Families, caregivers, and professionals will explore Florida’s legal framework, updated legislation, and practical examples for supporting autonomy in healthcare, education, finances, and everyday decision-making.

05/28/2026

Join Parent Training Coordinator Glenesha Milner for a short lightning workshop on Emergency Care Plans for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs.

📅 Saturday, May 30th
⏰ 5 PM CST

This quick and practical session will highlight why emergency care planning matters and what families should include in a plan, such as medications, allergies, therapies, emergency steps, and important contact numbers.

Take a few minutes to learn how planning ahead can help families feel more prepared, organized, and confident during an emergency.

Preparing for Disasters

05/28/2026

📅 TODAY – May 28
⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 Facebook Live

🎓 AI Student-Led Individualized Education Program (IEP)

Did you know students often understand their own strengths, needs, and goals better than anyone else?

Join our AI presenter for an informative workshop about Student-Led IEPs and learn how to support students in becoming active participants in their education journey.

In this presentation, families will learn:
✅ What a Student-Led IEP is
✅ How students can participate in their own IEP meetings
✅ Simple ways to build self-advocacy skills
✅ How student involvement builds confidence and independence
✅ Strategies to help students speak up for their needs and goals

A Student-Led IEP gives students the opportunity to help plan parts of their IEP and even take leadership roles during meetings. This approach helps students become more confident, responsible, and engaged in their education.

We hope to see you there! 💙

Student-Led IEP