Conference

New York Capital Region Special Education TaskForce

Capital Region New York State

Expanding the Possibilities: It's Not Just Academic

March 30, 2012
9:00 - 4:00
Registration Deadline: March 23, 2012

See Below How to Register and for a Full Description of the Event
New Location Century House Latham, New York

Registration Fee:
Professionals: $50
Parents and Family Members: $25
Breakfast and Lunch will be provided

To Register Online: complete the Registration Form below and submit payment through the PayPal Button

To Register by Mail: print Registration Form and submit with payment by check:

Make check payable to Special Education Advocacy Training
Mail checks/registration form to:
Special Education Advocacy Conference
c/o Parent to Parent of NYS
500 Balltown Road
Schenectady, NY 12304
Attn: Tina Beauparlant

Please note, your registration is not complete until we receive your registration form and payment.

No. P.O. payments will be accepted.
Space is Limited to first 180 paid registrations received.
Due to administrative restrictions refunds will not be issued.

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Special Education TaskForce Conference

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Please select the sessions you will be attending

Session 1 (Select one session to attend)

AT (Assistive Technology) in the IEP

Bullying Prevention: What's New? What Works?

Early Intervention through Preschool Special Educaction

Session 2 (Select one session to attend)

AT Demo Low Tech/High Tech

New Diploma Options for Students with Disabilities

Special Education Elementary Through Transition

Session 3 (Select one session to attend)

IPAD Apps: Assisting Students with Disabilities

Emotional Regulation

Special Education Advocacy

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Registration is not complete until we have received your payment. Please submit payment online through paypal or register by mail by following the instructions above.

Click on Session Titles for Detailed Description of the Session

	Technology Trends in Schools	Hot Topics in Education	Nuts and Bolts of Special Education
Session 1 (9:00-11:05)	AT in the IEP Layna Maher NYS Commission on Quality of Care and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities	Bullying Prevention What's New? What Works? Gina Cosgrove Campbell House Psychological Associates Students from the Peer Network Julie Michaels Keegan Parent Network of the Capital Region	Early Intervention through Preschool Special Education Nancy Hampton Erin Burns Early Childhood Direction Center Capital Region BOCES
11:05 - 11:15	Break	Break	Break
11:15 - 11:45		Beyond IEP, CSE, and LRE: A Moment About Y-O-U Keynote by Mary Jo Hebert
11:45 - 12:45	Lunch/Vendor Tables	Lunch/Vendor Tables	Lunch/Vendor Tables
Session 2 (12:45 - 2:15)	AT Demo: Low Tech/High Tech Karen Thayer Capital Region TRAID Center Executive Director at SAIL	New Diploma Options for Students with Disabilities Julie Michaels Keegan Parent Network of the Capital Region Nikki O'Meara Wildwood Programs	Special Education Elementary through Transition Tina Beauparlant Parent to Parent of NYS Steve Oill Parsons Child and Family Center
2:15 - 2:25	Break	Break	Break
Session 3 (2:25 - 3:55	IPAD Apps: Assisting Students with Disabilities John R. Roe Stephanie E. D'Aquino Jamey Hardesty Apple Crossgates	Emotional Regulation Adene Karhan Parent Network of the Capital Region	Special Education Advocacy Tina Beauparlant Parent to Parent of NYS Steve Oill Parsons Child and Family Center