21. MetLife.com Development Center; Brain Injury Association of georgia; Team; Parents and Friendsof the Developmentally disabled; special needs Boy Scouts; special Olympics; Spina http://www.metlife.com/Applications/Corporate/WPS/CDA/PageGenerator/0,1674,P518,

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22. Hall County School System seeks to ensure that all disabled students (ages 3 please notify Hall County schools;special Education Department 5341080; or North georgia Learning Resource http://www.hallco.org/main/program.asp

See categories 1.Home 2.Information -Information -Hall County News system -Mission Statement -Partners In Education -SPLOST Construction -Testing -Links 3.Board of Education -Central Office -Welcome -Board Members -Meetings and Agendas -Student Code of Conduct 4.Schools -Schools -School District -Student Service Staff -School Nutrition Program -School Nurse Program -Entrance Requirements -Graduation Requirements -Curriculum -Extra-curricular Activities -DOE Report Card -OEA Report Card 5.Special education -Program Discription -Pre-School Services -IEP Considerations -Definitions -Section 504 -Contacts/Links 5.Employment -Employment Opportunities -Message from Personnel -Application -Salary Schedule today: 09 June, Wednesday SPECIAL EDUCATION MENU Program Discription Pre-School Services IEP Considerations Definitions ... News PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Hall County Special Education Department Special Education is a program established to serve children 3-21 years of age who meet eligibility in any of the categorical eligibility areas (see below). Special Education services are provided through all school systems in Georgia and are free of charge to parents, The Hall County School System Special Education Faculty and Staff are dedicated to providing quality instructional services to students with disabilities.

23. Family Friendly Fun And Special Needs Resources - Include Inclusion links to websites relevant to special needs families. Lekotek of georgia http//www.lekotekga.orgWhat Parents helping parents so their disabled children can http://www.family-friendly-fun.com/links/includeinclusion.html

Links Portal Family friendly fun and special needs resources that enhance the quality and fun of family life for special needs families. Family friendly fun Site map Site Our mission: enable families with special needs to share their experiences by subscribing to our newsletter , joining our eGroup forum, talking in our chat room and posting to our bulletin board ; offer information on a wide variety of family fun and special needs topics ; and facilitate access via rings and links to websites relevant to special needs families. Adoption Arts Crafts Babies Charities ... Work at home Include Inclusion Other important Include Inclusion links: All Kids Can - Disabilities Awareness for Students - http://www.allkidscan.org All Kids Can disability awareness projects for students of all ages... Best Buddies International - http://www.bestbuddies.org our vision is to educate middle school, high school and college students, corporate and community citizens, and employers about the needs and abilities of people with mental retardation... Circle of Inclusion - http://www.circleofinclusion.org

24. Hopewell Valley Regional School District - More Special Education Links Learning Disabilities Home Page. University of georgia LD Training Center. NationalLibrary Service for the Developmentally disabled. special needs Technology http://www.hvrsd.k12.nj.us/district/pupilservices/morespedlinks.htm

HVRSD Home Up Pupil Records Project Child Find ... Related Resources [Special Ed. Links] Special Education Resources on the Internet (SERI) A collection of Internet accessible information resources of interest to those involved in the fields related to Special Education The Internet Resources For Special Children A wealth of special education resources on the Internet! Special Education Resources Page YAHOO's well-known database of dozens of disability-related sites Federal Office of Special Education Programs Dedicated to improving results for infants, toddlers, children and youth with disabilities ages birth through 21 by providing leadership and financial support to assist states and local districts Special Education Database from Education World Teacher Resources Assessment Assistive Technology Disabilities - General Listing Behavioral Disorders Developmental Disorders Learning Disorders Mainstreaming ... Severe Disability The following links were adapted from Steve Searfoss's Special Education Home Page. For more information about Steve Searfoss visit his SPECIAL EDUCATION HOME PAGE Asperger's Syndrome: Asperger's Syndrome Support Network Asperger's Syndrome Resources Autism: Autism FAQs Autism Society of America Center for the Study of Autism Behavioral Disorders: National Council on Codependence Portland State University Resource Center Conduct Disorders Cerebral Palsy:

25. Macon Telegraph | 08/25/2003 | No Child May Force Schools To Change Special Educ to a handful of concerned Middle georgia school superintendents who help or hinderthe 2,800 disabled students in or failure to test special education students http://www.macon.com/mld/macon/news/6610957.htm

Search: Articles-last 7 days Articles-older than 7 days The Web for News Business Sports Entertainment ... Homes var request_url = escape(document.location.href); var request_domain = ".macon.com"; News Local Obituaries Breaking News ... Weather Macon Columbus Charleston Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Subscribe Subscribe online to The Telegraph newspaper. Subscribe Now! Back to Home Wednesday, Jun 09, 2004 News email this print this Posted on Mon, Aug. 25, 2003 No Child may force schools to change special education By Khalil Abdullah Telegraph Staff Writer Ever since Ronald Cloud placed his two children in public school, he has worked to raise expectations for what they could accomplish. He believed his autistic children could aim for grade-level achievement in math and reading, especially his 10-year-old son, who gradually is taking regular classes. School officials, however, cautioned him to be "realistic," he said. By federal law, schools must offer students with disabilities a chance for an "appropriate" education. For years, parents like Cloud have complained they have had to push constantly to get the help their children need. Now, however, schools must account for how well they educate disabled students.

26. Georgia Center For Adoption Resources And Support - Special Needs Books a mother of a learning disabled child, Sally reveals the results of the special NeedsAdoption Family Hills Road · Suite 145 · Atlanta, georgia 30329 Toll http://www.gaadoptionresources.org/lib_specneeds.html

On-Line Lending Libary Back to Index View Book Bag Request Books Policies and Check-out Rules Special Needs Abuse/Neglect Adopting the Hurt Child: Hope for Families with Special Needs Kids Gregory Keck Add to Book Bag Adopting special needs children can entail much frustration and heartache. A parent often has to deal with past emotional and physical atrocities, interruptions in parent-child bonding cycles, losses felt by the adopted child, and the inappropriate behaviors of unattached children. ADOPTING THE HURT CHILD is a frank and poignant portrayal of the sad and often brutal reality of adoption. But more importantly, it is a source of valuable information, hope and inspiration for adoptive and foster parents, therapists, teachers, social workers, and all others whose lives interact with these children. After a Traumatic Loss William Steele Add to Book Bag Trauma, both violent and non-violent, can cause serious, painful disruption in a childs life. This book identifies specific post-traumatic reactions that can be experienced by a child following life-altering losses. This book helps adults distinguish between grieving processes and traumatic reactions. It provides comfort and direction to parents, loved ones and helpers of traumatized children. Can This Child Be Saved? Solutions for Adoptive and Foster Families

27. Reference, Education, Special Education: Schools three to fourteen years old with special needs such as New Jersey as a private schoolfor classified and vocational services to developmentally disabled adults http://www.combose.com/Reference/Education/Special_Education/Schools/

Top Reference Education Special Education ... Visually Impaired Related links of interest: Reference:Education:K through 12:Private Schools Anne Carlsen Center for Children - Provides health care, education and support services for children with special needs and their families. Jamestown, ND. Atlanta Speech School - Therapeutic educational center for children and adults with hearing, speech, language, or learning disabilities. Atlanta, GA. Bethany Independent School - Renowned for expertise regarding dyslexic students. Kent, UK. Brehm Preparatory School - Addresses a complete array of learning disabilities. Carbondale, IL. Bullimbal School for Special Purposes - School for students with disabilities in Australia. Calvin Academy - Provides day school, after school tutoring, and summer programs for children who are not successful in traditional k-12 classrooms including special education. Minneapolis, MN. Carolina Springs Academy - Boarding school with year-round enrollment. Abbeville, SC. Centennial School of Lehigh University - Educational program for students with serious emotional disturbance or autism who are referred to Centennial by area school districts and intermediate units. Bethlehem, PA. Chaigeley School - Quaker-founded school for young people with emotional and behavioural difficulties. Caters mainly to boys aged 10-16. Cheshire, England.

28. DCSS: Heritage Center Atlanta, georgia 30345. 678874-6500 (Information). The mission of Heritage Schoolis to provide special education for those mentally disabled students who http://www.dekalb.k12.ga.us/schools/centers/heritage/

Community Net Job Opportunities Sam Moss Service Center Transportation ... Heritage Center Heritage Center 2225 Heritage Drive N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30345 678-874-6500 (Information) 678-874-6502 (Office) 678-874-6510 (Fax) Principal: Mitzi T. Jones Grades: Ages 3 to 12 years Enrollment: Board Members: Bebe Joyner Terry Morris Business Partners: The Robinson-Humphrey Co. Sportime Abililtation School Website: http://www.dekalb.k12.ga.us/~heritage OVERVIEW Heritage School cares for and educates special needs elementary school-age children, 3 to 12. It is located off Briarcliff Road in North DeKalb County. SCHOOL GOALS It is our goal to provide a public school education for mentally and physically disabled students. Our purpose is to help them achieve their highest level of independence. We work to enhance their physical, cognitive and emotional development so each student may live and learn in the least restrictive environment. We plan and write Individualized Educational Plans to target student needs. Goals and objectives are implemented in a positive and caring environment. MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Heritage School is to provide special education for those mentally disabled students who require a specialized and innovative school setting to reach their highest level of independence. For these children we strive to enhance their physical, cognitive, and emotional development so in the future they may live and learn in the least restrictive environment. We will achieve this mission by implementing a meaningful curriculum; encouraging cooperative involvement of dedicated staff, parents, and community; and fostering a positive and caring atmosphere in which to learn.

29. City Schools Of Decatur: Curriculum & Instruction students who are not disabled; and that in regular classes, special classes, specialschools, home instruction georgia Learning Resources System http//www.glrs http://dec64zdb8.web.aplus.net/ci/html_exceptional_intro.htm

Exceptional Students Gifted IDEA Section 504 Student Support Teams Department of Exceptional Student Services RIGHT TO AN EDUCATION The Department of Exceptional Student Services of the City Schools of Decatur has as its ultimate goal to provide a free, appropriate public education to all school-aged exceptional children and youth residing in the City of Decatur. Procedure for Referrals from Outside the City Schools of Decatur A. If the student is school age, the individual or agency should contact the local school principal of the school for which the student is districted. The referral process would then be the same as for any other student. B. If the student is of preschool age, the referring individual or agency contacts the Exceptional Student Services Office a referral form is sent directly from the Special Education Office and It is the policy of City Schools of Decatur to ensure that to the maximum extent appropriate, students with disabilities shall be educated with students who are not disabled; and that special classes, separate schooling or other removal of students with disabilities from the regular class environment shall occur only when the nature or severity of the disability is such that education in regular classes with the use of supplementary aids and services cannot be achieved satisfactorily.

30. Mercy Corps - Promoting Inclusive Education Through Media an important part of Mercy Corps georgia s commitment to school, classroom or activitywith disabled children to know that people with special needs really need http://www.mercycorps.org/items/1347/

The Media Intro Media Primer Local Media Raising Awareness ... Resources The Bridge is a production of the Mercy Corps Civil Society program. The Bridge offers a forum for frank, open exchanges of ideas, activities and events. To share your contributions and feedback. Contact thebridge@mercycorps.org Kami Horton Editor Mara Galaty Director of Civil Society Sarah Buckley Civil Society Program Officer The Bridge: The Media Promoting Inclusive Education Through Media by Lela Keashuili April 28, 2003 In Georgia Mercy Corps, with assistance from USAID, has supported over 30 projects through local NGOs that address issues related to people with disabilities. Many of these local NGOs have pioneered the promotion of integrating people with disabilities in education and other spheres of their communities. Because of the negative perception of people with disabilities in Georgia, public awareness raising through the media has been an important part of Mercy Corps Georgia's commitment to working with disabled adults and children. These activities help to promote positive images of disabled children and adults - and overcome negative stereotypes from the past. They also result in legitimization of NGOs as true supporters of positive social change, resulting in critical community support.

31. Job Exchange Education Teacher Emotionally Behaviorally disabled Public schools special Ed Teacher K - 12 Mild / Moderate School Director - georgia Academy for the Blind http://www.spedex.com/jobs/jobs.htm

Job Exchange Submit a job listing. About these postings.... Rehabilitation Teacher Pacific Grove, CA (5/29/04) Home Counselor-Early Intervention VI Blind Babies Foundation San Francisco, CA (5/29/04) Lighthouse of Broward County, Inc. Fort Lauderdale, FL (5/29/04) Special Education CI Elementary Teacher East Detroit Public Schools Eastpointe, MI (5/29/04) Rehabilitation Teacher The Iris Network Portland, ME (5/29/04) CI Secondary Special Ed Teacher East Detroit Public Schools Eastpointe, MI (5/29/04) Director of Children, Youth and Support Services Lighthouse of Broward County Fort Lauderdale, FL (5/29/04) Teacher-Visually Impaired Pee Dee Education Center Florence, SC (5/22/04) Teacher of the Visually Impaired Burlington, VT (5/22/04) Teacher of the Visually Impaired Sullivan County BOCES Liberty, NY (5/22/04) Rehabilitation Teacher St. Louis Society f/t Blind and Visually Impaired St. Louis, MO (5/22/04) Teacher of the Visually Impaired Clark County School District Las Vegas, NV (5/14/04)

32. Modern Foreign Languages And Special Educational Needs The learning disabled student in the foreign language georgia Department of Education sESOL Teachers Guide ESL learners with special needs in British Columbia http://www.tomwilson.com/david/case/SEN.html

Modern Foreign Languages and Special Educational Needs Home The World Wide Web contains plenty of information about modern foreign language learning and about special educational needs as separate issues. The implications of SEN for MFL attract relatively sparse attention, which is why the present website seeks to redress the deficit. Glossaries Teaching materials Provision and practice Professional development ... Sensory and physical difficulties Glossaries of inclusive education terms Special Needs Education Thematic Key Words European Agency for Development in Special Needs Education glossary of over 80 special needs education related terms in a number of European languages. Liste des sigles , French government list of special educational needs acronyms and their expansions. , INTESCOL dictionary of inclusive education. European Agency for Development in Special Needs Education English-German glossary. German-English glossary. INTEGER glossary of German-English and English-German inclusive education terms. The Van Buren Intermediate School District (Lawrence, Missouri, USA)

33. Fort Stewart And Hunter Army Airfield DoD Web Site for special needs Families. is to work with and for oppressed and vulnerableindividuals in georgia who are labeled as disabled or mentally ill http://www.stewart.army.mil/Display.asp?Page=8A4C8BAC-1724-4DBF-8CE0-546CC752BE1

34. Special Education Enrollment: A Practical Primer - Georgia - GreatSchools.net your child taught with nondisabled students to needs to go to another special edschool. http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/ga/22/parent

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35. Important IDEA Information individual health plans and emergency care plans for disabled children or thosewith special needs. 900 georgia Avenue 260, 109 South Highland Street, B9, http://www.oasn.org/ideainformation.html

Click Here to Sign an Online Petition We have been successful in getting the words, "school nursing services" inserted into the current draft of the IDEA reauthorization; HOWEVER, these words could be removed if committee members do not support this addition. It is URGENT that members of the Senate Committee are contacted immediately at their state offices. School nurses need to let their Senators know that they are voting residents of the state and that they want the Senator to support the inclusion of "school nursing services" within Related Services of IDEA. NASN has been asking for this inclusion for a number of years. Now that it is in the draft, it is up to all of us to keep it there!! 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.

36. Jgc_r 5. The georgia Secretary of State has provided guidance in answering caregivers iskey to assuring that a disabled student s special healthcare needs http://www.cobbk12.org/Departments/HR/HRBoardPolicies/J_Policies/jgc_r.htm

37. The Heartland Institute - Special Ed Bill Brings Valuable Reforms, No Choice - B children aresometimes incorrectlyidentified as disabled. Representative Max Burns(Rgeorgia), who sponsored this for children with special needs and would http://www.heartland.org/Article.cfm?artId=12224

38. The Heartland Institute - Special Ed Reauthorization Prompts Reforms - By Don So expanding parental choice for families with disabled children whole idea of childrenwith special needs is the by Representative Max Burns (Rgeorgia), seeks to http://www.heartland.org/Article.cfm?artId=12122

39. Edvisors Network : Special Education/Schools and vocational services to developmentally disabled adults. Grove Park special SchoolCaters to pupils aged 2 academic, social and emotional needs arising from http://www.edvisors.com/Special_Education/Schools/

Home Search New Cool ... Newsletter Search the entire directory only this category More search options Hot Sites Home Special Education : Schools Hot Links Study Abroad Programs FAFSA Application Student Loan Consolidation Student Insurance ... Consulting Services Categories: Early Education Hearing Impaired Learning Disabilities Visually Impaired Links: Pages: 1 Priory Woods School Priory Woods is an all age community special school which caters for students with sever and profound and multiple learning difficulties http://www.priorywoods.middlesbrough.sch.uk (Added: Wed Aug 14 2002 Hits: 114 Ranking: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Review It Special Education Schools pop Links to special schools, grouped by the type of disability served. http://www.spedschools.com/popindex.html (Added: Tue Jan 01 2002 Hits: 370 Ranking: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Review It Anne Carlsen Center for Children Provides health care, education and support services for children with special needs and their families. Jamestown, ND. http://www.annecenter.org// (Added: Tue Jan 01 2002 Hits: 54 Ranking: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Review It Atlanta Speech School Therapeutic educational center for children and adults with hearing, speech, language, or learning disabilities. Atlanta, GA.

40. Critical Issue: Meeting The Diverse Needs Of Young Children parents’ goals for their disabled children, and range of general and special-educationstudents in Education International (ACEI) 11501 georgia Ave., Suite http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/students/earlycld/ea400.htm

Critical Issue: Meeting the Diverse Needs of Young Children ISSUE: The increase in racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity in American schools is reflected in many early childhood classrooms. These classrooms also are receiving increased numbers of children with disabilities or developmental delays. The diverse composition of early childhood classrooms brings many challenges as well as many opportunities to educators. With a knowledge of effective practices, and with the support of administrators, colleagues, families, and the local and global community, teachers can create classrooms that are responsive to the diverse needs of all children. Overview Goals Action Options Pitfalls ... References OVERVIEW: By the year 2000, more than 30 percent of the U.S. population will have a racial- or ethnic-minority background (Office of Ethnic Minority Affairs, 1995). If the children of those families were evenly distributed across the nation's classrooms, a hypothetical class of 30 children would have 10 students from racial- or ethnic-minority groups; of these 10, six children would belong to families for whom English is not the home language, and two to four children would have limited English proficiency (National Center for Research on Cultural Diversity and Second Language Learning, n.d.). Although the United States traditionally has been a culturally and linguistically diverse nation, today's schools have an increased awareness of the need to acknowledge and address issues of diversity.

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