A series of lectures on what you need to know as you and your student with disabilities prepare for adulthood. Also available via webinar. Every third Thursday 9/19/19-4/16/20
Special Education
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
Knowledge is Power
Stone Soup Group invites families interested in special education, to come learn about the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) in Alaska.
Knowledge is Power *Soldotna
Stone Soup Group invites families interested in special education, to come learn about the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) in Alaska. Located in the Soldotna Library, must be attended in person.
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
STOMP *Fairbanks
Specialized Training of Military Parents (STOMP) is a workshop open to service members and their families! Topics include evaluation and eligibility, policies and procedures, your rights, IEP goals and their accommodations and services, preparations before the IEP meeting, and problem-solving along the way. https://www.facebook.com/events/1203206906525486/
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
Gateway to the Arctic: Employment Summer Skills Camp
This summer, July 8th through12th, was the first-ever Employment Summer Skills Camp. Held at Gateway to the Arctic, eligible students ages 15 to 22, spent the week learning various life skills. Some of which included basic agricultural skills, carpentry skills, wilderness safety skills, and culinary skills. In addition to the skill of the day, students Learn More
