We will hold our annual Parent-to-Parent meeting virtually this year! Email administrator@poac-nova.org for Google Meet link or call-in details.
Agenda
1:00-1:45
POAC-NoVA President Susan Edgerton will discuss the components of successful IEP meetings and what you need to know to get your child the individualized services and education plan he or she needs.
POAC-NoVA President Susan Edgerton will discuss the components of successful IEP meetings and what you need to know to get your child the individualized services and education plan he or she needs.
1:45-2:30
Member Ally Baldassari, who is the Advisory Committee for Students with Disabilities representative for the Fairfax County Special Education PTA, will talk about Virginia’s new policy on the use of restraint and seclusion in schools and the concessions Fairfax County Public Schools made to eliminate seclusion and limit its use of restraints in the by August 2022. Brianne Russell-Morris, POAC-NoVA’s representative on the ACSD, will also be on hand to discuss how the Policy and Regulations Subcommittee laid the framework for recommendations that FCPS used to improve its implementation of Virginia’s new policy.
Member Ally Baldassari, who is the Advisory Committee for Students with Disabilities representative for the Fairfax County Special Education PTA, will talk about Virginia’s new policy on the use of restraint and seclusion in schools and the concessions Fairfax County Public Schools made to eliminate seclusion and limit its use of restraints in the by August 2022. Brianne Russell-Morris, POAC-NoVA’s representative on the ACSD, will also be on hand to discuss how the Policy and Regulations Subcommittee laid the framework for recommendations that FCPS used to improve its implementation of Virginia’s new policy.
2:30-3:00
Member Marilyn Brown will discuss how she helped her son successfully prepare for college. Marilyn’s son, a young man on the ASD spectrum, is now a student at George Mason University.
Member Marilyn Brown will discuss how she helped her son successfully prepare for college. Marilyn’s son, a young man on the ASD spectrum, is now a student at George Mason University.