61. YCOE Departments - Main Page or severely handicapped/developmentally disabled; and 124 programs and services tospecial needs students in compliance with State of california legislation AB http://www.ycoe.org/depts/

Welcome to the Yolo County Office of Education Website! Home Page Board of Education YCOE Departments Employment ... Contact Us Important Links Home Page YCOE Site Map YCOE Site Search Contact Us ... Other Office's of Education YCOE Departments Superintendent's Office - Click for more information. The mission of the Yolo County Office of Education is to meet current and future needs of Yolo County by serving as a regional resource to students, parents, school districts, agencies, and businesses through collaborative leadership, support and services. Administrative Services Division - Click for more information.

62. Assistive Technologies For Children With Disabilities technologies designed to assist children with special needs resources for peoplewith disabilities and the www.atnet.org/ california s Assistive Technologies http://www.sannet.gov/public-library/pctech/child/assist/index.shtml

How Can I Help My Child? Computers at Home Buying a computer Laptops Software ... Assistive Technologies Assistive Technologies for Children with Disabilities Universal Design The inventors of technological devices often employ a wide variety of design principles in order to be sure that they can be used by the widest variety of people. "Universal Design" is the name for all of these principles taken together. Because they have such a wide variety of students (who in turn have such a wide variety of needs), schools usually look for educational technologies that adhere to the dictates of universal design. It is usually easier—and frequently less expensive—to purchase this kind of equipment for everybody than it is to ignore accessibility issues and wind up purchasing extra technologies for students who can't use equipment that has already been bought. By law, public property and facilities intended for public use must meet certain accessibility guidelines set down by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Even this Web site has been designed to conform to the standards of the ADA. To learn more about the American's with Disabilities Act visit this Web site: http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/adahom1.htm

63. Special Needs Students Case studies from california, Connecticut, Florida, North for kids with ADD/ADHDor other special needs. Learning Disabilities Online Does Your Child Spend a http://www.aizan.net/families/special_needs_students.htm

Special Needs Children/Students Up See also the ADHD Education for Parents page and the Children's Mental Health pages A Guide to Reasonable Accommodations – this site is provided by Florida State University Introduction Section I Disabling Language ... Autism 101 - articles by the #1 Autism expert Educating the Student with Autism Home Affects Mental Development of Fragile X Kids Parents of Autistic Kids Sue Drug Firms, Dentists Glasses Read Dyslexics' Eyes - Missile-tracking technology may spot symptoms of learning impairment. 2002 International Symposium on Adult ADHD – Chicago in May 2002. More than 700 people from around the world, including the top professionals in the ADHD field, will gather in Chicago for Journeys 2002. The Dyslexia Page - collection of links to articles and sites Focusing on Hyperactivity - New diagnostic tools may show us that there is more to ADHD than meets the eye. New Findings Concerning Poor Reading and Spelling - Children who were predominantly poor spellers were already showing a range of linguistic difficulties when they started school. Our Special Kids The ABC's of LD and ADD - From LD Online, straight-forward answers to common questions about learning disabilities and the brain.

64. Brave Kids - Resource Directory 805647-1974 City Ventura, california, 93004 Disease specialties special needs,Disabilities, Learning Disabilities, Autism, Orthopaedic http://www.bravekids.org/search/?pc=47&rtype=24

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66. Research On Full-Service Schools And Students With Disabilities - Learning Disab the US Department of Education s Office of special Education Programs (OSEP Participationof Students with Disabilities in california s Statewide Initiative. http://library.adoption.com/Learning-Disabilities/Research-on-Full-Service-Schoo

adoption.com local info forums photolisting ... Community you are here: adoption.com library special needs learning disabilities ... submit content resources adoption encyclopedia adoption glossary adoption acronyms adoption laws ... lullabies adoption forums choose one guatemala international adoptive parents support russia adoption adoptees birthparents community foster care sealed records adoptee support special needs Research on Full-Service Schools and Students with Disabilities Cynthia Warger Page 1 of 3 email article to friend printer friendly version most popular articles read comments review article add to favorites Full-service schools have been described as one-stop centers in which the educational, physical, psychological, and social requirements of students and their families are addressed in a coordinated, collaborative manner using school and community services and supports (Dryfoos, 1994). In the full-service school model, schools house a variety of health care, mental health, and related services for children and their families. Offering services on school grounds alleviates many of the problems that interfere with families obtaining services for their children (e.g., no transportation, lack of understanding of public health and social service systems, inability to take time away from work, and lack of health insurance). The services offered by full-service schools vary and are delivered through collaboration among the school, agencies, and the families. Examples follow: Preventive services Adult education Immunizations

67. CNN.com - Vouchers Fail As House Passes Special Education Bill - Apr. 30, 2003 Lynn Woolsey, Dcalifornia. offer no accountability to parents or the public abouthow well disabled students are I have concerns with special education today http://www.cnn.com/2003/EDUCATION/04/30/special.education.ap/

The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Vouchers fail as House passes special education bill Story Tools RELATED Key provisions in the special education bill HR 1350 WASHINGTON (AP) A Republican-led push to let parents send disabled children to private school with government money failed Wednesday as the House passed legislation renewing a 28-year-old law governing special education. Democrats said the school choice proposals amounted to a dangerous expansion of the voucher program. The proposals were a major point of contention in the debate over reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. The bill passed by a 251-171 vote. One plan would have enticed states to create private school options so parents could use public money for tuition and transportation. A second proposal was intended to give certificates of public dollars about $1,400 to disabled children already enrolled in private schools so they could get extra services. Supporters said that amounts to the per-student federal dollars that school districts receive for special education. Almost every Democrat and about one-fifth of Republicans joined to reject the ideas.

68. Camps: Special Needs developmental disabilities in Northern california s Santa Cruz in Colorado for kidswith learning disabilities. center for boys and girls with special needs. http://www.puredirectory.com/Recreation/Camps/Special-Needs/

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69. School Psychology Resources For Parents And Family a wide range of special needs related to autism, Asperger s Disorder, learning disabilities,emotional development The University of california, Berkeley School http://www-gse.berkeley.edu/program/sp/html/parents_family.html

Adolescent Services - resource for parents with a teen in crisis American Camping Association - data base of summer camp programs for all kinds of children Ask a School Psychologist 1-88-88-DISABLED - helping claimants receive SSD or SSI The Dougy Center for Grieving Children Education World - An amazing educational resource on the web. EDLAW, Inc. - a full service provider of information on education law located in Potomac, Maryland, a suburb of Washington D.C. Family Education Network Family Village - integrating information, resources, and communication opportunities for persons with mental retardation and other disabilities, their families, and those that provide them services and supports The Institute on Community Integration - a University Affiliate Program at the University of Minnesota dedicated to improving community services and social supports for persons with developmental disabilities and their families Kids Cheering Kids The National Fathers' Network (NFN) - advocates for and provides resources and support to all men who have children with special health care needs through: PEP - computer software informational resource for Parents, Educators, and Publishers

70. Recent Articles law called the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and communities, parentsand their special needs children will california AUTISM EPIDEMIC INCREASING. http://www.autismhawaii.org/news.htm

Autism Society of Hawaii Home Meetings Events Membership ... Contact Us Recent Articles Mon, 19 May 2003 15:42:06 -1000 Honolulu Star Bulletin Letter to the Editor Case's idea won't help special-ed situation As a taxpayer, Department of Education teacher and parent of a special-needs child, I am troubled by Rep. Ed Case's amendment to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (Star-Bulletin, April 22), which would base attorneys' fees for representing disabled students on rates set by the governor of each state. Apparently I have more confidence in our court's discretion than Case does. One wonders why the attorney general's lawyers representing the DOE are not prevailing. Perhaps the governor should seek legal advice from the private sector. The federal government, which updated IDEA in 1997, must cover a substantially higher percentage of the costs. Case would do well to redirect his carte blanche issue toward the feds who need to provide more financial support.

71. Tom Lantos - Representing California's 12th District passed the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act by reaffirming that handicappedand special needs children have In california the budget gap statewide http://www.house.gov/lantos/education.html

Home About Tom Tom on the Issues Transportation ... Resource Links SAN MATEO OFFICE 400 S. El Camino Real Suite 410 San Mateo, CA 94402 Ph: 650-342-0300 or in San Francisco Ph: 415-566-5257 Fax: 650-375-8270 WASHINGTON OFFICE 2413 Rayburn HOB Washington, DC 20515 Ph: 202-225-3531 Tom on Education As a former university professor, Congressman Tom Lantos has a deep appreciation for education and academic values and a Congressional record that reflects these commitments. Whether at the college, high school, grade school, or even pre-school, Tom Lantos is leading the fight in Congress to make sure that all people can have the best education available. Head Start President Bush has proposed moving the Head Start program from the Department of Health to the Department of Education. Congressman Lantos is completely opposed to this proposal because it would fundamentally undermine the core philosophy of Head Start and he wrote the President on April 22, 2003 to share his opposition to the proposal and to urge the President to request more funding for this valuable program. Rep. Tom Lantos believes in Head Start.

72. IDEA Reauthorization health care services in the school setting. Develops needed individual health plansand emergency care plans for disabled children or those with special needs. http://www.nasn.org/legislation/idea.htm

IDEA ReAUTHORIZATION LEGISLATION (posted 3/13/03) Issue Action Needed How to Contact Senators House Committee on Education and Workforce Issue IDEA reauthorization legislation will soon be introduced in both the United States House of Representatives and Senate. It is important for school nurses to act now to assure that the bill that is introduced includes "school nursing services" under Related Services. The Senate version of IDEA will be introduced most probably by Senators Kennedy (MA) and Gregg (NH) contains, as NASN had requested, "school nurse services" in the legislative language of the Related Services Personnel Section. It is up to school nurses to assure that the language " school nurse services " stays in IDEA. We must target members of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee (HELP). back to top Action Needed NASN members should contact their Senators, particularly if they live in the following states, at their LOCAL state offices and tell their elected officials: How important school nurses are for disabled children;

73. Autism Editorial-Gerber, Singer of teachers currently working with disabled children are not The california EmploymentDevelopment Department ranks special education teachers among http://www.education.ucsb.edu/news/releases/autism_editorial.html

Growing ranks of autistic pupils impact schools Voice From UCSB: Michael Gerber and George Singer Santa Barbara News-Press March 21, 2004 A recent News-Press story presented some alarming figures: An unprecedented number of children with autism are expected to enroll in local schools in the next three years. And these are just the kids the districts are already aware of. Schools are just beginning to see the wave of these children. As more and more special-needs children enter public school, they join those already enrolled: in the next few years, schools will be inundated with them. The article announced that the problem of educating children with autism in the public schools has grown so severe that Goleta Union School District is considering establishing a special class next year just for students with autism. For 10 years, school districts all over the country have been working toward full integration of students with disabilities, regardless of severity, in regular, age-appropriate classrooms. But the instructional and management difficulties presented by some students with disabilities notably those with autism impose new challenges on schools to meet the extraordinary needs. The News-Press article indicates that a fairly sudden increase in the number of students with autism is forcing the issue in a way that severely limits options for schools, like Goleta's, that are facing ever greater resource constraints.

74. Minority Students In Special And Gifted Education expanding category of learning disabled. Indeed, special Harry Professor of specialEducation Department Sociology University of california Berkeley Donald L http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/0309074398?OpenDocument

75. The Phoebe Home Page than the student s home school. california regulations designate Intellectually GiftedStudent Not Learning disabled. may be eligible for special education if http://www.mcn.org/a/celr/SpEd.html

Special Education Archive Articles from California Education Law Report Back to CELR Home Page Index of Articles: Tourette's Specialist Not Required District Must Pay for Private School District Must Provide Transport During Summer Gifted Student Not Learning Disabled ... District Failed to Prove Learning Disability Tourette's Specialist Not Required (October 95) The Gridley Union School District is entitled to conduct a three year assessment of a high school pupil who is eligible for special education as a result of a serious emotional disturbance. The student was diagnosed with Tourette's Syndrome, and various behavior disorders including attention deficit hyperactivity (ADHD) for which he is prescribed medication. Education Code sec. 56381 provides that reassessment of students eligible for special education shall be conducted at least every three years. In this case, the last triennial assessment occurred almost three and a half years ago. A lack of evidence regarding serious behavior problems due to a change in the pupil's medications also required that a new mental health assessment (AB 3632) be performed. However, the assessment did not have to be conducted by a Tourette's specialist. No factual or legal support was presented by the parents to support this request, and County Mental Health had a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist experienced in working with children with ADD.

76. WebRing: Hub Families with special needs Children. About this Ring. Homepages to help families with special needs Children. WebRing Rating Survey. Which of these statements best describes your experience(s) with http://www.webring.org/hub?ring=tshorey1&list

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EdWorld Internet Topics Sponsored links: Mondera Coupons Earn 90% Profit! Garden Decor Amazon Coupon Codes Coupon Codes Home Decor ... Walden University Graduate degrees in Education Host Department Web Hosting Alberghi Finanza ... Copy DVD Register To Win a $100 GiftCard Visit Target.com Vacanze Accessori Computer Career Education ... Home Special Education Community RESOURCES Welcome to the Education World Special Education Subject Center. Here, you will find information and tools, from Education World and other valuable sources, chosen specifically for the special education community. Original Articles from Education World For additional Special Education resources, be sure to see Education World's Professional Development Special Ed archive and our School Issues Special Ed archive Voice of Experience: Teamwork Counts (A Lot!) Max Fischer draws parallels between his days as a high school football player and his role on a team responsible for creating an IEP that will get to the bottom of a student's learning issues. In both cases, teamwork is key; no room exists for prima donnas. Principals Solve Inclusion Challenges Five principals share how they faced and overcame obstacles to inclusion. In spite of budget and staffing constraints, they are committed to educating kids in the

79. Mplementation Of Programs And Services ForStudents With Disabilities In TheLeast and the california Department of Education, special teams, including general andspecial educators, administrators regardless of degree of disabilities and/or http://www.calstat.org/lremessages.html

Implementation of Programs and Services for Students with Disabilities in the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) Developed by LRE Design Team Facilitator: Judy Schrag Marta Anchondo, Team of Advocates for Special Kids Jackie Anderson, California State University Hayward Maureen Burness, Special Education Local Plan Area, Association of California School Administrators Mary Falvey, California State University Los Angeles Kathleen Gee, Saint Mary's College Ann Halvorsen, California State University Hayward Gwen Johnson, Bakersfield Unified School District Steven Mark, Los Angeles Unified School District Dona Meinders, Least Restrictive Environment Project Katherine Parnes, Southeast Special Education Local Plan Area Rosa Solorzano, Parents Helping Parents Deborah Tweit-Hull, San Diego State University Alice Parker, California Department of Education, Special Education Division Mary Hudler, California Department of Education, Special Education Division and the California Department of Education, Special Education Division

80. State Improvement Grant (SIG) Objectives in addressing the needs of individuals with disabilities. special project of the CaliforniaDepartment of educate children and young adults with special needs. http://www.calstat.org/marchrevisedsigobj.html

State Improvement Grant (SIG) Objectives March 2001 - Revision The SIG Objectives serve as an evolving set of intended outcomes- for Students, Teachers, and the System- at the Statewide level. Ongoing revision of the SIG Objectives is designed to clarify the language and focus of the outcomes as plans for how to evaluate progress are developed and Student Outcomes All students with disabilities will meet high standards for academic and non-academic skills. STAR participating in the STAR assessments. STAR assessment th th and 10 th grade reading scores of students with disabilities. Exiting Special Education return to general education high school diploma complete school with other than a diploma. dropping out of school. Teacher Outcomes All students with disabilities will be served or taught by fully qualified personnel. Fully Qualified Personnel fully certified. emergency permits or credential waivers Implementing Research-Based Strategies implement research-based strategies in the classroom, particularly those strategies related to increasing reading/language arts skills, academic achievement, and post-school results; improving transitions; ensuring positive behavioral supports; and increasing involvement/collaboration of parents in their child's education.

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