Westerly Special Education Local Advisory Committee

Westerly Special Education Local Advisory Committee The WSELAC was created to advocate for the educational needs of children with learning differences and special needs.

10/19/2024

In honor of National Bullying Prevention Month, you'll meet Halle and Alyssa, two young women who have overcome bullying in their own ways by embracing love, empathy and individuality. Click here to read more.

10/19/2024

Are you a parent or caregiver of a young child with special health care needs? Register for the RIPIN 2024 Policy Forum and help make a difference! ➡️ bit.ly/ripinpolicyforum

Hear firsthand from families as they share their experiences navigating the early childhood special education system in Rhode Island. The event will also include the opportunity to hear from and engage directly with key policymakers and professionals in the field.

Enjoy light morning refreshments & lunch! ️

10/19/2024

Kevin Dykema, a math expert, shares strategies for teachers to help students tackle word problems.

10/19/2024

Light Rhode Island Red for Dyslexia ❤️

10/19/2024

Co-regulation can help kids learn to manage their emotions but also requires managing your own.

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"ADHD's inconsistency in motivation and performance is not a matter of willpower. It is a matter of brain chemistry." —Thomas E. Brown, Ph.D. additu.de/motivate

10/10/2024

Join CEC and NCSER on October 30th for "School-Based Interventions for Anxiety." This free webinar will explore the signs and symptoms of pediatric anxiety and discuss effective strategies for addressing it. Experts will share insights on how non-mental health professionals, like school nurses, counselors, paraeducators, and teachers, can play a crucial role in supporting anxious students.

https://learn.exceptionalchildren.org/p/ncseranxiety

10/10/2024

"Alisha is an OG-certified reading specialist for our district. She has been with us every step of the way, advocating for our son. She continues to support him inside and outside of school. Honesty and advocacy go a long way in public education, and we appreciate all that she does for our son." -Christina McLeod (parent)

Thank you, Alisha Blais for making a difference!

Would you like to nominate an educator, administrator, or related service member making a difference for dyslexic children for Dyslexia Awareness Month? Complete the form in the comments below.

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