Special Education
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Robbinsdale Cooper Student in the News! Elli Halverson was born with no hearing, but that hasn’t stopped her from pursuing her dreams. “Deaf people can do anything but hear”, she says. Click on the link to the left to learn more about this exceptional student. |
Special Education Announcements The Winter Edition of the Special Education Update is Now Available!Announcing: A free Robbinsdale Area Schools workshop for parents/guardians of students with special needs."Understanding the Special Education Process from a Parent's/Guardian's Perspective-A Basic Overview" New Hope Learning Center Monday, April 12, 2010 6-8 p.m. Click here for a copy of the flyer. Announcing: Awards Program for Bus Drivers and Transortation Assistants Serving Students with Special NeedsDo you know of a special education bus driver or transportation assistant who deserves recognition for a job well done? The Minnesota Special Education Transportation Committee, in cooperation with the Minnesota Association of Pupil Transportation and the Minnesota Department of Education, is sponsoring the seventh annual awards program to identify and recognize the best school bus drivers and transportation assistants serving students with special needs.
Nominations can be submitted by staff members and/or parents of students who receive special transportation. Click here to access a nomination form for the awards program and directions on how to complete it. Completed nomination forms must be sent to Kristin Johnson, Robbinsdale Area Schools #281, Transportation Department, 4124 Winnetka Ave. N., New Hope, MN 55427.
The completed forms must be received by Friday, March 12, 2010.
If you have any questions regarding this, please don't hesitate to contact me at 763-504-8611 or alice_hodgson@rdale.org.
Alice Hodgson
Parent Training and Support Specialist
Introducing ¡TradúceloAhora!--A Spanish Translation Program¡Padres y Profesionales; Regístrense para el programa de traducción de IBM completamente gratis!
¡TradúceloAhora! proporciona traducciones bidireccionales inglés-español de sitios en el internet y de correos electrónicos.
Aprenda más del programa visitando www.traduceloahora.org. Contacte a Jesús Villaseñor a PACER Center (jvillasenor@pacer.org or 952.838.9000) para recibir una clave para registrarse.
PACER es un centro de padres sin fines de lucro, que sirve a familias de niños con discapacidades desde el nacimiento a jóvenes adultos y promueve la participación de los padres en las familias y las escuelas.
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Parents & Professionals: Register for IBM's free automatic Spanish translation program!
¡TradúceloAhora! provides bi-directional English-Spanish translations of Web sites and emails.
Learn more at www.traduceloahora.org.
Contact Jesús Villaseñor at PACER Center (jvillasenor@pacer.org or 952.838.9000) to receive a passcode to register.PACER is a nonprofit parent center that serves families of children and youth with all disabilities from birth to young adulthood and promotes parent involvement in families and schools.
Special Education: What Do I Need to Know?Developed by PACER Center, it is funded in part by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Education.
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