Turning Five: Kindergarten and Special Education — Your Child’s Options and Rights in 2022
FREE - RSVP
Tuesday, September 14, 2021 – 6:30PM
Attendees, please register HERE.
Description
- Determining Your Public and Private School Options
- Finding an Appropriate Kindergarten Program
- Obtaining Evaluations
- Understanding Your Child’s Legal Rights
- Advocating for Your Child at Your Turning 5 IEP Meeting
- Understanding how the COVID-19 Health Emergency May Impact Your Turning 5 Year
Thank you to our partner for Turning 5 Talks Skyer Law and our media partner Park Slope Parents
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