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Please be advised that the information posted here is to be used for reference purposes only. Links to websites are provided solely as pointers to informational topics that others have found useful.
Parent Links - www.wrightslaw.com Updated Outlines and Summations of IDEA 2004 Reauthorization and No Child Left Behind 2001, written for the special needs parent; What you need to know, Comprehensive Guides on how to arrange for Special Services; Eligibilies, Evalulation, Reevlauation Procedures, CSE Meetings, IEP Requirements, Numerous and Multiple Important Cross References
- LI-TECA: Long Island -Twice Exceptional Children s Advocacy www.li-teca.org
- SOCIAL STORIES : To help those facing a new social situation, along with how to write a social story www.polyxo.com/socialstories/introduction.html
- BRIDGES FOR KIDS A non-profit parent organization providing a comprehensive system of information and referral for parents of children from birth through transition to adult life. www.bridges4kids.org/states/ny.htm
- Council for Exceptional Children The largest international professional organization dedicated to improving educational outcomes for individuals with exceptionalities, students with disabilities, and/or the gifted. www.cec.sped.org
- Global overview of Educational terms: It is a condensation (from a book) produced by the Texas Education Consumers Association for their web site. This glossary of terms is more Global overview of Educational terms rather than specific to Special Education. We frequently hear these terms used fluently at PTA® and Special Ed PTA® meetings and especially at School Board meetings. I hope this glossary will help you in navigating the world of education. www.nychold.com/hirsch-termin.html
- www.macmh.org - Minnesota Association For Children's Mental Health. There are a lot of different fact sheets that can be found in the publication and forms section.
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www.middleschool.net - The only site educators, parents and students will want to use. Quality, free curriculum and professional resources for the entire curriculum available. Please browse around our vast categories, look up a lesson, take a quiz, or do some research! We are happy to help. Transition Links Our New York State PTA and the New York State United Teachers have collaborated on the new 'Guide to Special Education' available here to be used by parents and teachers to help prepare for CSE or CPSE meetings. * * * * * www.hangproud.com Two women striving to make a difference in the lives of girls and women of all ages. Because it is never too late, to love yourself as you are and to be proud of who you are and the things you can do. Empower yourself and all women who stand united to stop self-criticism. Focus all exhausting negative energy into something positive and invigorating to help yourself, your community, your friends, and your world * * * * * The Suffolk Y-JCC Presents The Rodgers School of Music For Youth 74 Hauppauge Road, Commack, NY 11725 631-462-9800 www.syjcc.org The schoo is dedicated to teaching children and youth with a variety of specail needs including autism and other developmental and learning delays to play piano, guitar or percussion. * * * * * 631-632-8971 Dr. Fred S. Ferguson is an experienced clinician with many years of experience in treating special needs pediatric dental patients. *****
Anti-Bullying Website: www.peacehaven.us
SEPTA (Special Education Parent Teacher Association)
Smithtown Central School District
26 New York Avenue
Smithtown, NY 11787
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