Turning Five: Kindergarten and Special Education Part One: Advocating for Your Child with Sarah Birnbaum
FREE - RSVP
Thurs, Sept 26 – 6:30pm
If your preschool-aged child is currently receiving special education services or therapy, advocating for an appropriate kindergarten program is critical. In this presentation, Sarah Birnbaum, of New York Special Needs Support, will provide you with invaluable guidance on:
Determining Your Public and Private School Options
Finding an Appropriate Kindergarten Program
Obtaining Evaluations; and
Advocating for Your Child at Your Turning 5 IEP Meeting
“One talk from Sarah Birnbaum likely changed the course of my child’s life.” – Parent Feedback, Fall 2016 Workshop
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If your preschool-aged child is currently receiving special education services or therapy, advocating for an appropriate kindergarten program is critical. In this presentation, Sarah Birnbaum, of New York Special Needs Support, will provide you with invaluable guidance on:
- Determining Your Public and Private School Options
- Finding an Appropriate Kindergarten Program
- Obtaining Evaluations; and
- Advocating for Your Child at Your Turning 5 IEP Meeting
“One talk from Sarah Birnbaum likely changed the course of my child’s life.” – Parent Feedback, Fall 2016 Workshop
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