The Involved Exceptional Parents' (IEP) Day!

Involved Exceptional Parents' Day (IEP Day) is a unique one-day conference for parents of children with special needs and the professionals who work with them. Nearly 300 parents and professionals come together each year, to learn in a collaborative effort. The IEP Day Planning Committee held the 30th Annual Conference on March 23, 2013 at the Handlery Hotel. The theme was Strength in Partnerships: Building Stronger Relationships in the Home and Community. AnnTurnbull was the keynote speaker.

PowerPoint Presentations from the 2012 Conference

• A2. IEP's Getting it All Organized & Understanding Procedural Guidelines
• A3. Person- Centered Planning for Families of Children in Preschool & Elementary School
• A4. Family & Community Involvement in the Transition Planning Process
• B1. Real Life Technologies (Video Modeling)
• B4. Person- Centered Planning for Families with Children in High School, Middle School or Adults
• C3. Why Does My Child Need a 504 or an IEP?

 

Questions? E-mail Sandra Bishop, Conference Co-chair

Phone: (858) 576-2966