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06/03/2026

Northwest Florida Families with Post Secondary Education students! TRiO Gulf Coast State College

06/02/2026

Panhandle families! They're coming our way. Check it out!

Beneficial driving simulation for neurodiverse learners, including those with ASD, ADHD, and severe anxiety.

06/01/2026

Join Parent Training Coordinator Glenesha Milner!

We will talk about what you need to do in preparation for getting your child from Elementary School to the world of middle school.

Topics we will cover:

-How to transition to having 4-6 teachers?!?
-Teaching your child organization skills
-Helping with new testing and academic requirements
-Changing up your accommodations to adapt to change

This training is designed to help families prepare for the academic, social, and emotional changes that come with this important milestone. Participants will learn how services and supports may shift in middle school and how to stay actively involved in the I E P process. The workshop also explores practical strategies for building organization, communication, and self advocacy skills in students with disabilities. Families will leave with tools and confidence to support greater independence and long term success.

06/01/2026

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This short lightning workshop with Parent Training Coordinator Glenesha Milner, highlights why emergency care planning is especially important for children and youth with special health care needs. In just a brief session, families will learn how having a plan in place before a disaster or crisis can help them respond more quickly, calmly, and confidently.

The workshop explains key information that should be included in an emergency care plan, such as medication lists, food allergies, therapy schedules, emergency action steps, and important contact numbers. Families will also be encouraged to keep an electronic copy of the plan available so they can access critical information when it is needed most.

This lightning workshop is designed to give caregivers a quick, practical overview of emergency care planning and help them take the next step toward keeping their child safe and supported during an emergency.

05/29/2026

Join Kaitlyn for a Lightning Workshop and discover how developmental assessments, individualized family support, and no-cost services can help children reach their full potential during their most important years of learning and growth.

05/29/2026

This presentation offers a clear overview of Florida’s school choice options, including umbrella schools and scholarships managed through Step Up for Students. Participants will learn how these programs work, who is eligible, key deadlines, and what documentation is required. The session also highlights allowable expenses, renewal steps, and recent updates families should know. Families will leave better prepared to compare options and make informed decisions that support their child’s learning needs.

05/29/2026

🎥 LIVE on Facebook: Understanding Early Intervention Services – Early Steps

Join Kaitlyn for a Lightning Workshop and learn about Florida's Early Steps program and the early intervention services available for infants and toddlers (birth to 36 months) with developmental delays or disabilities.

📅 Date: Friday, May 29, 2026
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM
📍 Where: Facebook Live

Understanding Early Intervention

05/28/2026

Join us now for "Parenting Styles: Love & Logic" with our AI presenter.

This engaging workshop is designed to help caregivers better understand common parenting patterns and discover a calmer, more supportive way to build responsibility at home. Families will explore the Helicopter, Drill Sergeant, and Consultant parenting styles while learning practical ways to use empathy, natural consequences, and simple choices to reduce power struggles and help children grow in confidence and decision-making.

05/28/2026

Join our AI presenter for a helpful presentation on student-led IEPs. Students often understand their own needs, preferences, and goals better than anyone else.

This session will share simple and effective ways to support students in speaking up for themselves and becoming more involved in decisions that affect their education.

A student-led IEP is a process where the student with a disability helps write or plan parts of their IEP and may even take on a leadership role during the IEP meeting. This approach builds confidence and helps students learn how to take more responsibility for their learning journey.