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X-WR-CALDESC:Does your child struggle academically\, emotionally\, or socia
 lly at school? Have you wondered whether they need extra support? Does you
 r child have an existing Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Pla
 n? Or is your child prone to discipline issues at school? Navigating commu
 nity and school services can be a confusing and intimidating process. In t
 his presentation\, Ms. Griffith will provide a general overview of early i
 ntervention services\, school-based supports\, and the transition to adult
 hood. She will discuss IEPs and 504s\, including the eligibility process\,
  support\, and services. She will also touch on the discipline process\, i
 ncluding Manifest Determination Reviews. The presentation will include bes
 t practices to help you become the best advocate for your student.  \n\nJa
 net Fleck Griffith\, Education Advocate.  \nMs. Griffith helps families an
 d caregivers navigate various education needs for their children including
  eligibility determinations\, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)\, 5
 04 Plans\, discipline\, expulsion hearings\, transition planning and guard
 ianships. She is an active volunteer for Adoption Network Cleveland and pr
 ovides education guidance and advocacy for families that may not otherwise
  be able to hire an advocate. She and her husband have two adopted childre
 n. She is passionate about her work because she has a brother and son with
  special needs. She is particularly devoted to serving children in foster 
 or adoptive families because she understands that these children often exp
 erience early childhood separation\, trauma and housing transitions that c
 reate unique needs and challenges in the education setting. Ms. Griffith a
 nd her family reside in Cleveland Heights where she is active in the Paren
 t Teacher Association. She also serves on the Board of the non-profit Fami
 ly to Family Support Network. \n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Does your child struggle academically\, emotionally\, or social
 ly at school? Have you wondered whether they need extra support? Does your
  child have an existing Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Plan
 ? Or is your child prone to discipline issues at school? Navigating commun
 ity and school services can be a confusing and intimidating process. In th
 is presentation\, Ms. Griffith will provide a general overview of early in
 tervention services\, school-based supports\, and the transition to adulth
 ood. She will discuss IEPs and 504s\, including the eligibility process\, 
 support\, and services. She will also touch on the discipline process\, in
 cluding Manifest Determination Reviews. The presentation will include best
  practices to help you become the best advocate for your student.  \n\nJan
 et Fleck Griffith\, Education Advocate.  \nMs. Griffith helps families and
  caregivers navigate various education needs for their children including 
 eligibility determinations\, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)\, 50
 4 Plans\, discipline\, expulsion hearings\, transition planning and guardi
 anships. She is an active volunteer for Adoption Network Cleveland and pro
 vides education guidance and advocacy for families that may not otherwise 
 be able to hire an advocate. She and her husband have two adopted children
 . She is passionate about her work because she has a brother and son with 
 special needs. She is particularly devoted to serving children in foster o
 r adoptive families because she understands that these children often expe
 rience early childhood separation\, trauma and housing transitions that cr
 eate unique needs and challenges in the education setting. Ms. Griffith an
 d her family reside in Cleveland Heights where she is active in the Parent
  Teacher Association. She also serves on the Board of the non-profit Famil
 y to Family Support Network. \n\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220908T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220908T210000
LOCATION:Online using Zoom
SUMMARY:Tough Talks - Advocating for Your Child's Education Needs
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