Chester County Right to Education Task Force

Chester County Right to Education Task Force The Chester County Right to Education Task Force meets monthly to discuss ways to improve special education in Chester County. ALL ARE WELCOME!

Please see our website at https://chestercountyspecialed.org/ for meeting schedules. Every child is entitled to an education based on his or her individual needs

Webinar opportunity for families nearing the transition from school to whatever your child has aspirations for after gra...
09/10/2026

Webinar opportunity for families nearing the transition from school to whatever your child has aspirations for after graduation.

Don't miss our upcoming webinar!

Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation is hosting a free webinar, Youth-Led Transition Planning and Financial Education in IEPs, on September 24, 2026, from 1:00 to 2:00 P.M. EST.

The PEAL Center will be providing information and guidance on how to prepare for a youth-led transition planning meeting. There will also be a discussion on what student-centered planning looks like and how IEP goals are used to map out the future, such as independent living and money management.

Register today: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A3mOo4SRTLW3HVYDA4iyBw

Great webinar opportunity next week - register here: https://pealcenter.org/events-trainings/event/2026/09/18/lisa-light...
09/10/2026

Great webinar opportunity next week - register here: https://pealcenter.org/events-trainings/event/2026/09/18/lisa-lightner-s-a-day-in-our-shoes-training/571909

As part of PEAL's Back to School Series, join us on September 18th from 12-1:15p.m. for 5 strategies every IEP parent should know!

This session will be led by Lisa Lightner, Special Education advocate, parent of a special needs kid with complex needs, author of Your IEP Playbook, and founder of A Day in Our Shoes and the training components: Don't IEP Alone! You won't want to miss this session!

Learn more & register here: https://pealcenter.org/events-trainings/lisa-lightner-a-day-in-our-shoes.html

What to Expect at a Meeting:Each Local Task Force meets no fewer than five times per year. Meetings are free and include...
09/10/2026

What to Expect at a Meeting:

Each Local Task Force meets no fewer than five times per year. Meetings are free and include opportunities for:
▪️Parent Input
▪️Networking with families
▪️Communication with local school districts and community providers
▪️Sharing Resources to support students and families
▪️Discussion and Presentations on current issues and best practices in Special Education
▪️Referral of Systemic Issues to appropriate agencies or the State Task Force for clarification, recommendations, or resolution
▪️Recommendations to improve and strengthen services for school-age children with disabilities

We'll see you monthly on Zoom, starting Tuesday September 15 at 11am!

School refusal is a hot topic. If your family is struggling with it, start here.
04/17/2026

School refusal is a hot topic. If your family is struggling with it, start here.

Your child refuses to go to school. What can you do? A list of options for parents. These school refusal tips are for all kids, with or without an IEP/504.

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