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09/28/2026

NDANO Statement Regarding the F5 Project Enforcement Action

September 25 , 2026 NDANO Statement Regarding the F5 Project Enforcement Action by Kayla Deitch Statement from NDANO Regarding the F5 Project Enforcement…

09/25/2026

Pathways to Success is here to support youth and young adults (YYA) experiencing homelessness in North Dakota. We accept referrals from all entities and also encourage self-referrals.

Submit a referral here: https://forms.gle/zZoBvj3JncPb8rjz6
Our goal is to improve infrastructures and create brighter futures for YYA in need.
Together, we can make a difference. 💙

09/23/2026

Need a simple breakdown of the IEP team?✨ Our IEP Team handout gives you a clear, one-page guide to understanding who’s involved and why it matters.

Read More:https://pathfinder-nd.org/resources/23.pdf

09/22/2026

Using the ND Facilitated IEP Process to Resolve Disputes

A Facilitated IEP is a voluntary process where a neutral facilitator helps the IEP team communicate and work together to support the student. They don’t make decisions—they help the team stay focused and collaborate.

It may help if you’re unsure about your rights, feel the IEP isn’t working, or haven’t been able to resolve concerns with the school. Both the parent and school must agree and request support through the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction North Dakota Department of Public Instruction.

Learn More:https://pathfinder-nd.org/resources/12.pdf

09/18/2026

Every youth deserves a path forward. Pathways to Success connects youth with resources for education, housing, employment, and more. Referrals are open!

📣Refer someone today:
https://forms.gle/8vrksxvwd2LcqF3u8

09/01/2026

🏘Why are people experiencing housing crises in North Dakota?

Housing instability can happen for many reasons. Job loss, reduced income, rising expenses, childcare needs, health concerns, transportation challenges, and other life changes can all make it harder to maintain stable housing. Understanding these challenges helps us better support individuals and families in our communities.

Learn More:https://ndlegis.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/committees/69-2025/27.5016.03000appendixc.pdf

08/31/2026

📌Join us for the eleventh session of The Wonder Series- Raise Your Voice: Becoming a Literacy Advocate

Understanding the science is powerful. Using it to drive change is transformational. We'll talk about how families, educators, and community members can advocate for evidence-based literacy instruction at the school, district, and policy level. “Advocacy isn't just for legislators. It starts in every conversation you have about reading”.

Register Here: https://tinyurl.com/yy8bnfz6
CEU: https://apps2.ndsu.edu/dce-course-list/classdetails/ClassObj::965

08/29/2026

📌Turning 18 is a big step toward independence, but some adults with disabilities may still need support making important decisions. Our "Guardianship: What You Need to Know” resource explains guardianship, other support options, and where families can find help in North Dakota.

Learn about your options:https://pathfinder-nd.org/resources/36.pdf

08/28/2026

🎬Check out Movies in the Park featuring Twisters Movie at Oak Park at 9:30pm! Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, and snacks for a relaxing movie night under the stars

08/27/2026

🚨TODAY🚨

📌Join us for the tenth session of The Wonder Series- Still Learning: Reading Brain Development in Adulthood

The reading brain never stops changing. We'll explore what research tells us about adult literacy, lifelong vocabulary growth, and what it means to support adults who are still building foundational skills, without shame and with real science behind it. “Learning to read better at 40 is not failure. It's brain science”.

Register Here: https://tinyurl.com/46p4prwf
CEU: https://apps2.ndsu.edu/dce.../classdetails/ClassObj::964