A Self-Care Guide for Parents of Children with Disabilities

Parenting has many rewards, but it can also be challenging and exhausting, and even more so when you’re parenting children with disabilities. Fatigue has been found to be associated with negative parenting experiences, so it’s important to evaluate your level of fatigue in order to cope with the challenges of child-rearing. North Coast Education Services explains how to assess your fatigue levels and implement self-care practices.

Richards Learning Systems

Donate to the Richards Learning Systems Video Project

There is a literacy crisis in our country.  Millions of Americans cannot read and it has an enormous economic impact on our community.  We have a simple solution that will solve this problem – a revolutionary video reading series that will teach students and train teachers at the same time.  But we need your help. An Award Winning Curriculum – …

New Enrollment Update for the Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship

BY CAROLE RICHARDS The Ohio Department of Education has two exciting programs for children with disabilities: Autism Scholarship Program (since 2004) Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship Program (JPSN) (since 2012-13 School Year) In this article, I will explain the Jon Peterson Scholarship Program. Who is eligible to apply for the Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship? Any child with a disability, …

Multi-Sensory Phonics Workshop

When students struggle with reading skills, it is often recommended that they learn to read by using a hands-on approach, like a multi-sensory method.  Each fall, North Coast Education Services proudly offers a multi-sensory phonics workshop for those who wish to learn Richards Learning Systems®, an award-winning approach to reading.  What is Richards Learning Systems®? Richards Learning Systems® is a …

How to Request a Multi-Factored Evaluation — Part II

See Part One: HOW TO REQUEST A MULTI-FACTORED EVALUATION (MFE) II. What if the parent doesn’t agree with the MFE results? An Independent Evaluation. Parents have the right to an independent educational evaluation at public expense if they disagree with an evaluation completed by the school district. – Parents may request one independent educational evaluation in response to each evaluation …

Free Ohio Special Education Workshop — IEP, IQ and Achievement

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