Digital Boundaries Real-World Awareness: Family Approach to Student Safety
Learn 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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Empowering families as advocates and partners in improving education, health/mental health and human services outcomes for infants, toddlers, children, youth and young adults.
We are committed to children and families with the greatest need due to disability or special health/mental health needs; poverty; discrimination based on race/ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, language, immigrant or homeless status; involvement in the child welfare or juvenile justice systems; geographic location; or other special circumstances. SPAN’s individual assistance, workshops, and resources are available in languages other than English. Learn more about us.
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Paul & Karen Franklin
THANK YOU to everyone who came out to support SPAN on Friday evening, September 26, and enjoyed some great food, drinks, inspiring conversation, and an amazing awards presentation.
Congratulations to our two award recipients, New Jersey Attorney General, Matthew J. Platkin and Susan Coll-Guedes, M.Ed.
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The SPAN Parent Advocacy Network invites our friends, parents, partners, and affiliated organizations to take part in a unique opportunity to be featured on our Tree of Gratitude, which will grace the entryway of our new office.
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Learn how to set tech boundaries, talk about digital behavior, teach situational awareness, and respond to both online and offline safety concerns with confidence.
Participants 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.
Participants 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, […]
This session is designed to help parents understand how Assistive Technology (AT) is considered during the IEP process and what it means for their child.
Participants will learn:
1.To gain a better understanding of the important documents that pertain to your child’s educational program.
2.To maintain educationally relevant documents in an organized manner.
3.To effectively participate in school meetings and discussions regarding your child’s educational services.
This session equips families with the knowledge and tools to recognize the signs of bullying and respond in a proactive, supportive way.
This session introduces practical strategies to help children stay organized, focused, and confident in completing their assignments.
Fathers and male caregivers play a vital role in a child’s development and school success.
Participants will learn how to navigate trusted resource networks, access free or low-cost services, and connect with local organizations that support both immediate needs and long-term stability.
Centered on the idea that the greatest gifts aren’t things but moments, this gathering encourages participants to shift focus from material giving to the joy of being present with one another.
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