Month: September 2015
The ABLE ACT – Tax Exempt Savings Accounts for People With Disabilities
The ABLE Act (Achieving a Better Life Experience Act) is a Federal Law that allows for the establishing of tax-free accounts that enable individuals with disabilities to invest with financial institutions without losing their government benefits. – See more at: http://www.natlawreview.com/article/able-act-allows-millions-individuals-disabilities-to-save-achieving-better-life-expe#sthash.yy14q5hy.dpuf
BLOOMFIELD SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT SALVATORE GONCALVES IS OUR SPECIAL GUEST, THIS WED. SEPT. 16TH. 7 – 9 PM AT FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Join us for an evening of Questions & Answers with Bloomfield Schools District Superintendent Salvatore Goncalves.
This Wednesday at Franklin School from 7 – 9 P.M.
Auditory Processing Disorder – Simulator
Research, testing and recognition of Auditory Processing Disorder has resulted in a larger number of students being diagnosed with Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) also sometimes called Central Auditory Processing Disorder. Students with APD have great difficulty in processing and prioritizing the sounds they hear. This in turn can result in a learning disability that often greatly impairs the student’s ability to understand school lessons and to communicate their thoughts, ideas and understanding or the lack of understanding of things.
The following is a video that simulates the way a person with APD hears and interprets a teacher’s lesson in school.
OPEN HOUSE at DCF Regional School Newark – 10-21-15
From Donna Leedy about the DCF Regional School Open House:
“On Wednesday,October 21, 2015 the DCF Regional School of Essex County Newark Campus will be holding an open house to introduce parents to the school. There will also be very informative representatives from various groups such as the commission for the blind, Medicaid, family support, etc. This will be a great opportunity to meet parents in our special needs community and gain knowledge to advocate for your child. Please put the date aside and bring a friend.
Sincerely,
Donna Leedy”
