Knowledge is Power: How & Why to Advocate for Your Child with Special Needs (Norwalk)

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Monday, March 18, 2013, 07:00pm

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Knowledge is Power: How & Why to Advocate for Your Child with Special Needs

No one knows your child as well as you, and no one cares more.

Dana A Jonson, Esq., a special education attorney in private practice and a former special education teacher, will help you understand the importance of advocating effectively so your child can receive appropriate special education services.

Attorney Jonson specializes in helping families of children with disabilities through the special education process, including representing them at IEP meetings, mediation and due process hearings and in Federal court.

Co-sponsored SPED*NET Wilton, http://www.spednetwilton.org , Norwalk SPED Partners, www.norwalkspedpartners.org, and Norwalk Public Schools, www.portal.norwalkps.org.

Location : 125 East Ave, Norwalk, CT 06851, USA
Contact : SPED*NET Wilton: 203-761-0680 / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Norwalk City Hall (Community Room)

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