North Rockland Special Education PTA - SEPTA

Project Possible is sponsoring a Halloween Party. Please see below flyer. 👻☠️🎃

Welcome back to a new school year!!! I hope everyone had a great summer. Please join us Thursday, September 7th at 7pm at the North Rockland Central Administration building 65 Chapel Street, Garnerville for our Welcome Back meeting. We hope to see you there.

Sesame Street's newest Muppet has autism: Meet Julia 60 Minutes visits "Sesame Street" for the first time and films the debut of their new Muppet character, Julia, who has autism

NRSEPTA would like to announce our honoree for the North Rockland PTA Council Scholarship Dinner. It is with great honor to announce that Michelle Henshaw will be honored for her outstanding love and hard work she gives to our children every day. Please congratulate Michelle when you see her.

Tonight is our meeting which will be held at the North Rockland Central Office- 65 Chapel Street, Garnerville at 7pm. Tonight's topic is Understanding your child's IEP. This will be presented by Kim Keill, CSE Chair and Maureen O'Grady, Special Education Teacher. Please bring your child's IEP with you. Hope to see you all this evening.

Please join us this year! Message us for more information if needed. Please note the location for all meetings will be at Central Office, not at the high school as stated on the district yearly calendar sent home.

How Colleges Look at Students Who Have IEPs and 504 Plans Learn what an expert says about telling colleges about high school supports.

Principals wonder how last-minute graduation rule changes will affect their students “I’m sitting on the sidelines waiting to see what [the requirements] will look like,” said Abraham Lincoln High School Principal Ari Hoogenboom. “I have no sense at all.”

Fewer Hurdles to Graduation for Disabled Students in New York The state’s Board of Regents voted to reduce the number of exams that some students with disabilities must pass to graduate high school.

Feeling hopeful 💗

New York changes graduation requirements for disabled New York Board of Regents changes graduation requirements for disabled students

the extraordinary burden of IEPs on moms Imagine your child's future as a series of trading cards and you have to trade one thing for another. It's something special needs moms do all the time.