A collaborative partnership of

school districts, staff, students, parents/families, and community agencies

Supporting Equitable Learning, Programs and Access

for ALL students.

MONDAY

NOVEMBER 6, 2023

4 – 6 PM

Members of the public are always welcome to attend CAC meetings and give pubic comments.

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There's No NEAM Without ME

November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month (NEAM), and this year, we’re taking big actions!

Our theme is “There is no NEAM without ME”. We chose this theme because November is all about our community — YOU. Without your collaboration and support, we wouldn’t be able to build a seizure safe nation. Together with you, we can raise awareness and funds, educate the general public about the epilepsies and seizures, and push for more research to improve outcomes for you.

During this month, we are highlighting individuals and partners in our community who are using their stories, talents and efforts to help people with epilepsy overcome the challenges that come with their diagnosis.

“What’s 22q?” … Our goal during this month is to let the world know what a complex condition this is, how much support is sometimes required, and how these amazing, beautiful children overcome many obstacles to survive and thrive! Not forgetting the few that are lost far, far too soon.

We want the world to know all our stories and to recognize the beauty within these individuals.

You are important and we need you to get the word out about 22q11.2 Syndromes. There are many ways you can get involved to make a difference and shine the light on 22q!

Tuesday, November 14th

10 AM

Presented by:

EPU–Exceptional Parents Unlimited

PHP–Parents Helping Parents

Would you like to improve your skills and knowledge to become active partners in developing your child’s educational program?

12 – 12:30 PM

Join the SELPA Family and School Collaboration Team and Rainbow Connection Family Resource and Empowerment Center staff for a lunch chat.

Bring your questions about special education and the IEP process.

Wednesday, November 15th

5:30 – 7:30 PM

Meet with Agency Representatives and learn about the transition process...

Student attendance is encouraged!!

Presented by:

Eric Castaniero,
Principal, Triton Academy

Elissa Francis,
BCBA, Simi Valley Unified

This workshop is for both parents/caregivers and professionals working with students with autism. Participants will learn about prompting as an evidence-based practice and how to apply prompting in a positive behavior environment to support students.

2023 Inclusive Schools Week: Draw Me In!

As far back as the days of cave drawings, art has been a way for humans to express themselves. Many children begin to communicate through the language of art even before using words. We’ve often heard, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”

For Questions or to submit your art, call (805)496-1632 or email ivonne@autismventura.org

or use the QR Code from the flyer.

Welcome to SCDD!

The State Council on Developmental Disabilities (SCDD)is established by state and federal law as an independent state agency to ensure that people with developmental disabilities and their families receive the services and supports they need.

Consumers know best what supports and services they need to live independently and to actively participate in their communities. Through advocacy, capacity building and systemic change, SCDD works to achieve a consumer and family-based system of individualized services, supports, and other assistance.

Vision:

Californians with developmental disabilities are guaranteed the same full and equal opportunities for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as all Americans.

Mission:

The Council advocates, promotes and implements policies and practices that achieve self-determination, independence, productivity and inclusion in all aspects of community life for Californians with developmental disabilities and their families