Kansas State Department Of Education / Student Support Services Homepage kansas State Board of education Student Support Service for Special and Gifted education, interactive information, forms, and data resources kansas State Improvement Plan. resources. kansas Special education Process Handbook Formal Complaints (pdf) Mediation and parent Calls (pdf) http://www.kansped.org/
Extractions: powered by FreeFind The primary goal of the Student Support Service Homepage is to provide support, and improve the outcomes of exceptional children. We provide leadership and support for special education services to all schools throughout Kansas. Hopefully contained within the 6,000 plus documents linked on our home page you will find the information you are seeking about special education.
Special Education Resources Centers: Non-profit Organizations Nonprofit centers offering information and referrals to parents with special education needs Internet Special education resources. Special education Learning Disabilities resources A Families Together, the parent Training and Information Center for kansas. Center for http://www.iser.com/nps.html
Special Ed Resources Special Ed resources on the Internet. Starting places Provide an international network system between parent groups, foundations, educational institutions and medical Special education resources at the University of kansas. The Dept http://www.nhgs.tec.va.us/SpecialEd/sped_resources.html
Marc's Special Education/Exceptionality Page Marc Sheehan's Special education/Exceptionality Page. Last Updated April 7, 2004. Welcome to my special education and exceptionality page. I hope that you find this page of resources useful. parentpals Special education Guide. parent2-parent For Special kansas Site. University of Nevada-Reno Sped Links. University of Virginia Site. University of Virginia Web resources on http://www.halcyon.com/marcs/sped.html
Extractions: Welcome to my special education and exceptionality page. I hope that you find this page of resources useful. Feel free to check out my lesson plans page and my educational resources page as well. If you want to suggest any improvements, or inform me of any "dead" links, please contact me at the address below. OSPI Special Education Page (WA) DO-IT Program at U. of Washington Cystic Fibrosis Foundation: State of Washington Chapter Council for Exceptional Children Page ... About Autism Law A Resource Page About One Hand Typing ADDHelpline A.D.D. Warehouse A commercial site with ADD resources A.D.D. WWW Archive Affirm Able Access Associates ALFY Graphic Web Portal for Kids American Cancer Society ... Kathie's Good Speech Includes material on Autism Kids Can Learn Kids Together, Inc. LDLearning.com LD Online ... MBF Center Deals With Physical Impairments and LD Mental Health Net More Special Ed Links National Academy for Child Development National Assistive Device Center ... National Diffusion Network From the Dept. of Education National Early Childhood Technical Assistance System For Early Childhood Special Educators National Informational Center for Children and Youth With Disabilities National Campaign to Fully Fund IDEA National Center for Learning Disabilities National Clearinghouse of Rehab Training Materials ... Our-Kids Good Resource For Parents A Page About Stuttering Paraeducator Self-Study Program Parentpals Special Education Guide Parent-2-Parent For Special Students ... Parentsplace.com
Parent Resources Further, SENG provides a forum for parents and educators to communicate about effective ways to live and kansas State Board of education (KSBE) Information http://connections.smsd.org/highlands/parent_resources.htm
Extractions: The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) is an organization of parents, educators, other professionals and community leaders who unite to address the unique needs of children and youth with demonstrated gifts and talents. They advocate for gifted students' needs, support on-going research, and provide staff development. They also sponsor the Nicholas Green Distinguished Student Award. Kansas Association for Gifted, Talented and Creative SENG focuses primarily on parents, helping them to identify giftedness in their children, providing guidance, information, and resources that will help children come to understand and accept their unique talents. Further, SENG provides a forum for parents and educators to communicate about effective ways to live and work with gifted individuals
Kansas State Resources kansas State Department of education Student Support 7747; (877) 4995369 (kansas City) (888 familiestogetherinc.org Community parent Resource Center (serving http://www.nichcy.org/stateshe/ks.htm
Extractions: The offices listed on this state sheet are primarily state-level offices. Even if an office is not close to your home, they can usually put you in touch with resources in your community, as well as provide you with information and assistance about disability issues in your state. If you find that an address or number has changed or is incorrect, please e-mail us at nichcy@aed.org and let us know. Each state sets eligibility ages for services to children and youth with disabilities. For current information concerning this state, please contact the office listed under Department of Education: Special Education United States Senators
Welcome To Greenbush Central! and Virtual education. Early Childhood and parent education. Greenbush Programs (A to Z) kansas Teaching Jobs Employee resources. Southeast kansas education Service Center Greenbush http://www.greenbush.org/
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Preface: Critical Parenting Practices kansas State University, Manhattan, kansas 66506 or resources listed in the Curriculum Guide section examples of more specific parent education programs that http://www.cyfernet.org/parenting_practices/preface.html
Extractions: Judith Myers-Walls , Ph.D., Indiana This report is an electronic version of the complete printed report and does not include many of the graphics that are an integral part of the final model. For a copy of the written version, please contact Charles A. Smith, R343 Justin Hall, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas 66506 or casmith@ksu.edu . Please do not make changes in this report without the permission of the authors. Please keep the authors informed as to its distribution. Preface Part 5: References In this final report, we outline a model of parent education that provides common ground for extension professionals throughout the Cooperative Extension System. The National Extension Parent Education Model (NEPEM) is a dynamic approach to parent education constructed through consensus. We hope you find inspiration and direction for your parent education programming within the pages of this document. This report is intended primarily for professionals or committed volunteers who deliver parent education programs and for decision makers and advocates. It is not meant to be given directly to parents. NEPEM is not a parent education program. It is a compilation of priority parent practices and supporting material to be used as a basis for parent education efforts. It also can be used to communicate our priorities to those outside of extension who might be unfamiliar with our goals and programs. Resources listed in the Curriculum Guide section are examples of more specific parent education programs that are consistent with the model. Please contact the authors of these resources if you want to learn more about them.
Learning Disabilities OnLine: Finding Help: Kansas State Resources Agencies Federally Funded Programs parent and Professional of education Special education Team Leader Student Support Services kansas State Department http://www.ldonline.org/finding_help/local_org/kansas.html
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COPAA State Special Ed Resource Page Regulations ARTICLE 40 OF kansas ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS us/osis/default.asp; Special education Procedures Manual parent and Teacher resources http//www.kde http://www.copaa.net/resources/statespedlaw.html
Extractions: An independent, nonprofit, tax-exempt organization of attorneys, advocates and parents established to improve the quality and quantity of legal assistance for parents of children with disabilities. This page contains a compilation of Special Education Law State-Specific Internet Resources submitted by COPAA listserv members. Please contact us , if you find any outdated or nonfunctional links. Be sure to include the link with your email. State Education Law Resources are listed alphabetically. An alpha index is provided for your convenience. Not all States have their education laws or regulations on the Internet. If you know of a resource that is not listed here or you find an outdated link, drop us a note and we will add it as soon as possible. However, please do not expect us to conduct searches for you.
Special Education News -- Kansas Stats And Links button to outside web pageKansas Educational Employment Board. parent and Family Links check out For Families at left for national groups and resources. http://www.specialednews.com/states/ks/kslinks.html
Extractions: Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 1995-2001 Allocation: '95-'01 Authorized: '95-'01 Funds Missed: $254.7 million $942.9 million $688.3 million 2001 Allocation: Possible 2002 Increase: Possible 2002 Allocation: $46.8 million $43.6 million $90.4 million SOURCES: Council for Exceptional Children reprint of aggregated actual allocations from U.S. Department of Education and full funding estimates derived by Fiscal Planning Services, Inc. based on information from IDEA Funding Coalition data. FY2002 appropriation under Harkin-Hagel plan estimated by American Association of School Administrators Federal and State Government Links
Educational Resources education World; Educator s Toolkit; Farm kansas; Free Worksheets; Best Sites for Children; A parent s Guide to Safety; US Department of education parents Guide to http://www.mwedconnection.org/resources.html
Internet Resources Indiana parent Teacher Association kansas parent Teacher Association parent Involvement in education National parent for Public Schools parent Information and http://www.helpforschools.com/sikb/internet_resources.shtml
Extractions: Information Online Asperger Syndrome Information and Support (O.A.S.I.S.) Asperger Syndrome Coalition of the U.S. (ASC-U.S. OooopsWrong Planet Syndrome Asperger Syndrome Educational Network, Inc. (ASPEN) ... Kansas Council on Developmental Disabilities Special Ed Law KAPS/Kansas Advocacy and Protective Services, Inc. Kansans for IDEA Compliance COPAA: The Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates Kansas Special Student Services Process Handbook (KSDE) Other Educational Resources Asperger's Syndrome: Useful Information for Teachers Autism and Learning Disability Child Education: Excellent source for visual supports, free downloads! Family Education Project ACCESS ... Different Roads to Learning, Inc. Family Advocacy Families Together MPACT/Missouri Parents Act Wrightslaw-Links-Free Publications about IEP's, Special Ed, and Assessment
About The California Parent Center kansas parent Information Resource Center (785) 8876711. Maine parent Foundation (207) 582-2504. RMI PREL (Pacific resources for education and Learning) (808 http://parent.sdsu.edu/pirc_aboutcpc.htm
Extractions: Parental Information and Resource Centers (PIRCs) in California There are now six Parental Information Resource Centers funded by the US Department of Education in California: Information about these Resource Centers is provided immediately below. For those wishing to contact other PIRCs across the country, this list is followed by a more comprehensive listing of such centers in the other states." The California PARENT Center at the June Burnett Institute
Even Start Program Focuses On Family Strengthsearch 475 Even Start partners include kansas State University agencies that provide adult education and early School, Even Start provides parent resources and programs http://www.fww.org/articles/misc/020196.htm
Extractions: December 1995/January 1996, Vol. 8, No. 2 In the Flint Hills of northeastern Kansas, the Unified School Districts 383/475 of Manhattan/Ogden and Geary County reach over 200 families a year through their cooperative Even Start program. The program is one of two programs which have been validated by the National Family Literacy project. "I think that our Even Start program is so successful because we focus on family strengths rather than deficits," says Barbara Tierney, Even Start Project Director. Tierney sees establishing positive attitudes and two-way communication between educational agencies and institutions and families as one of the program's greatest challenges. "We feel that families truly want what is best for their children, but might not have the information and resources available to them. The strengths approach works for us or we wouldn't be able to serve the number of families that we do." The program contains the four basic components of family literacy programs: adult education, early childhood education, parent education, and parent and child time together. The primarily home- based program uses children's literature and reading aloud as the focus of all four components.
Kansas Family Partnership These trainings include parent education, Community team training, Red and adult teams across kansas to learn about the issue, resources available, and http://www.kansasfamily.com/Pages/about.html
Extractions: From 1992-1995, the primary focus was on training Kansans to conduct parent education programs throughout the state. In 1995, when KFP was established as a not-for-profit organization, its focus remained on training but expanded to include other methods of reaching parents and community members. KFP developed a statewide prevention newsletter that currently reaches more Kansans than any other Kansas newsletter with alcohol and drug prevention information. The agency also became the statewide coordinator of the Annual Kansas Red Ribbon Campaign, a campaign to involve communities in drug prevention and to present a unified commitment to drug-free youth. In 1998, KFP began coordinating a statewide resource center for alcohol and other drug materials and videos. Every state in the nation has such a resource center. They are known as Regional Alcohol and Drug Awareness Resources Centers (RADAR). Individuals, families, schools, community coalitions, treatment centers, law enforcement, health departments, hospitals, churches, community agencies, and prevention organizations use this center. In 2000, KFP was asked to coordinate an additional national youth program, the Students Against Destructive Decisions, known as SADD and to sponsor an annual SADD Leadership Conference. Since then KFP has added new programming including the Kansas Leadership to Keep Children Alcohol Free, the Kansas Youth Leadership Summit focused on underage drinking, Parents At Work, and has expanded its networking capabilities to include a state of the art website (www.kansasfamily.com) and electronic Coalition Connection Newsletter.
