Special Education Advocate * Autism * 631-276-3027
Autism Special Education Advocate - - Attend 504, CPSE, CSE, IEP, IESP and Team Meeting at school or zoom.
Annual Reviews and T5's have started.
Autism Special Education Advocate - - Attend 504, CPSE, CSE, IEP, IESP and Team Meeting at school or zoom.
Annual Reviews and T5's have started.
Autism - Special Education Advocate - Available Dates:
Please call regarding available dates in April.
May
5/2 - anytime
5/7-anytime
5/12-anytime
5/13-anytime
5/14-anytime
5/15-anytime
5/16-anytime
5/19-anytime
5/19-anytime
5/20-anytime
5/21-anytime
5/22-anytime
5/23-anytime
5/28-anytime
5/29-anytime
5/30-anytime
6/2-anytime
6/3-anytime
6/4-anytime
6/5-anytime
6/6-anytime
6/9-anytime
6/10-anytime
6/11-anytime
6/16-anytime
6/17-anytime
6/18-anytime
6/19-anytime
6/20-anytime
6/23-anytime
6/24-anytime
6/25-anytime
6/26-anytime
A Special Education Advocate is someone with extensive knowledge about special education for autism programs, 504 Plans, IEPs, and academic support that autism students can receive. Educate parents and high school students about the resources available to them and how to acquire each resource, as needed.
Special Education Advocate helping parents fill out an OPWDD application, and the OPWDD Front Door for students with autism.
Assist parents with the OPWDD application process, including eligibility determination, enrolling in Medicaid, and applying for the Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Medicaid Waiver.
OPWDD Front Door
Help parents with eligibility for OPWDD services, identify their needs, and create a plan to get those services. Front Door also has video modules to guide parents through the process.
Self-Direction