All Kids Belong: The Importance of LRE/ Inclusion
Virtual , United StatesThe presentation will provide an overview of the IEP process and describe the legal requirements for the Least Restrictive Environment principle.
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From Measurable Goals to Making Progress
Virtual , United StatesThrough this workshop, parents and professionals will learn practical strategies for developing IEPs with clear, measurable annual goals, along with step-by-step guidance for writing effective objectives and tracking student progress.
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Student Led IEPs 2
Virtual , United StatesParticipants will learn:1. What do families and students need to do to begin the student-led IEP process for students?2. What do student-led IEPs look and feel like for students, families, and teachers?3. Tools for students to develop self-advocacy skills
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A Strengths-based Approach to Teaching
Virtual , United StatesLearn how a strengths-based approach helps educators build trust, motivation, and engagement by identifying and leveraging what students do well, especially those who struggle most. Shift from deficit-based thinking to strength-based noticing without minimizing challenges or expectations. Identify and name student strengths, academic, social, emotional, and behavioral, in authentic, meaningful ways. Use […]
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Positive Behavior Support: Addressing Challenging Behavior
Location 231 Blackhorse Ln, 2nd floor, Monmouth Junction, NJ, United StatesBetter understand the functions of behaviorIncrease knowledge of positive behavioral interventions and supportsLearn strategies that encourage/increase desirable behavior Dates AvailableApril 15, 2026 (in-person)July 22, 2026 (virtual)
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The Power of Words: How Language Shapes Growth and Connection
Virtual , United StatesLearn how intentional, positive language strengthens relationships, supports behavior, and helps children and young people feel capable, connected, and motivated. Recognize how everyday language influences behavior, identity, and self-belief. Shift from controlling or corrective language to language that guides and teaches. Use words that promote responsibility, cooperation, and problem-solving. Replace praise […]
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Employment Success for Young Adults: The Secret Is Families
Virtual , United StatesREAL Transitions Partners: Lunchtime Learning Event Presented by Meghan Chapman, CRC, Federation for Children with Special Needs Explore what families partnering with career services or vocational rehabilitation counselors can look like Learn how including families is part of person-centered planning Discover ready-to-use tools and practices to prepare young adults, caregivers, and professionals to work together
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El Éxito Laboral de los Jóvenes Adultos: El Secreto Son las Familias
Virtual , United StatesSOCIOS DE TRANSICIÓN REALAPRENDIZAJE A LA HORA DEL ALMUERZO Descubra cómo puede ser la colaboración entre las familias y los servicios de orientación profesional o los asesores de rehabilitación vocacional Conozca cómo la participación de las familias forma parte de la planificación centrada en la persona Ofrezca herramientas y prácticas listas para usar que preparen […]
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Creating Agreement: Working Together to Resolve Conflict
Virtual , United StatesThis workshop will focus on helping parents and professionals “create agreement” and avoid, minimize, or appropriately address conflict in the IFSP and IEP process. Participants will: 1. explore the benefits and challenges of parent-professional collaboration2. learn best practices for creating agreement, addressing power imbalances, and implementing cultural reciprocity3. learn how to “create agreement” with others […]
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SPAN Awareness Information and Resources
Virtual , United StatesParticipants will learn:
1. SPAN’s Mission and Vision
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Bridging the Gap: Building Strong Communication with the Whole School Team
Virtual , United StatesEffective communication with school staff goes beyond talking to teachers. In this webinar, families will learn practical strategies for engaging with administrators, counselors, nurses, and more.
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The Parents as Champions (PAC) Learning Series (In-Person)
Virtual , United StatesThis enhanced PAC series focuses on two key pillars of student success, Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Literacy, woven throughout the entire series.
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Supporting Students, Families, and Educators Through School Transitions
Virtual , United StatesThis webinar explores how communities can respond together — pivoting, preparing, and supporting students through unexpected transitions.
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Procedural Safeguards
Virtual , United StatesThis workshop will provide information on parental rights under the NJ Administrative Code pertaining to written notice, consent, confidentiality, access to records, dispute resolution procedures, disciplinary protections and more
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The Parents as Champions (PAC) Learning Series (In-Person)
Virtual , United StatesThis enhanced PAC series focuses on two key pillars of student success, Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Literacy, woven throughout the entire series.
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Basic Rights in Special Education
Virtual , United StatesLearn how to set tech boundaries, talk about digital behavior, teach situational awareness, and respond to both online and offline safety concerns with confidence.
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The Parents as Champions (PAC) Learning Series (In-Person)
Virtual , United StatesThis enhanced PAC series focuses on two key pillars of student success, Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Literacy, woven throughout the entire series.
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Digital Boundaries Real-World Awareness: Family Approach to Student Safety
Virtual , United StatesLearn how to set tech boundaries, talk about digital behavior, teach situational awareness, and respond to both online and offline safety concerns with confidence.
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Basic Rights in Special Education
Virtual , United StatesLearn how to set tech boundaries, talk about digital behavior, teach situational awareness, and respond to both online and offline safety concerns with confidence.
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Beyond the Bell: Building a Community-Wide Attendance Team
Virtual , United StatesParticipants will learn how to build a multi-tiered system of support that identifies attendance barriers early, responds with targeted interventions, and connects students and families to meaningful resources.
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Planificación Laboral Dirigida por los Jóvenes
Virtual , United StatesLearn how to set tech boundaries, talk about digital behavior, teach situational awareness, and respond to both online and offline safety concerns with confidence.
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Your Career, Your Choice: Youth-led Employment Planning with VR Services
Virtual , United StatesLearn how to set tech boundaries, talk about digital behavior, teach situational awareness, and respond to both online and offline safety concerns with confidence.
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SPAN’s End of Summer Soirée
FeaturedPrinceton Marriot at Forrestal 100 College Road East, Princeton, United StatesJoin us for a special evening to support SPAN's work ensuring families never have to navigate systems alone, while honoring leaders with an unwavering commitment to families.
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Basic Rights in Special Education
Virtual , United StatesLearn how to set tech boundaries, talk about digital behavior, teach situational awareness, and respond to both online and offline safety concerns with confidence.
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Procedural Safeguards
Virtual , United StatesThis workshop will provide information on parental rights under the NJ Administrative Code pertaining to written notice, consent, confidentiality, access to records, dispute resolution procedures, disciplinary protections and more
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Assistive Technology Consideration in the IEP
Virtual , United StatesThis session is designed to help parents understand how Assistive Technology (AT) is considered during the IEP process and what it means for their child.
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Look to the Future: Transition from School to Adult Life
Virtual , United StatesThis workshop will discuss issues relating to transitioning from school to adult life, identifying outcomes, and developing goals as part of the IEP process. Parents and students will become knowledgeable regarding resources in the community in order to build linkages and ensure a dignified life as contributing citizens.
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Student Led IEPs 2
Virtual , United StatesParticipants will learn:1. What do families and students need to do to begin the student-led IEP process for students?2. What do student-led IEPs look and feel like for students, families, and teachers?3. Tools for students to develop self-advocacy skills
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