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Buzz | Self-Assessment to Better Support Military-Connected Children with Disabilities, ASL Version of Plaza Sésamo, Guidance On Using Functional Behavioral Assessments in Schools, and Resources to Prepare for Holiday Travel

Welcome to December’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! This month’s highlights include a self-assessment for states to better support military-connected children with disabilities, a new ASL version of Plaza Sésamo for young children, and guidance on using functional behavioral assessments in schools.

Buzz |Early Childhood Social-Emotional Development, AI in K-12 education, Disability Transition Support, and Family Engagement

Welcome to November’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! As the year winds down and families prepare for the holiday season, staying informed about the latest in education and effective ways to support learning remains as important as ever. This month we bring you resources on early childhood social-emotional development, AI in K-12 education, disability transition support, family engagement, and much more!

Buzz | Resources to Support with Mental Health and Bullying

September feels like a fresh start, doesn’t it? The kids are back in school and parents are back to working more “normal” hours at work. Now that the kids are back in school, though, there are some topics that may come up such as bullying and mental health.

Buzz | Transitioning Back to School

August…the month when families are enjoying the last few weeks of summer break, but it is also the month when families and students are starting to prepare for the upcoming school year. What new adventures and experiences will this new school year bring?

Buzz | We Asked and You Answered

Earlier this year we conducted a brief 3-question survey with Parent Center subscribers to reassess their needs. Respondents provided us with useful feedback and we are excited to share the results below!

Buzz | Youth Transitions, State Assessments, and More

This Buzz is packed with info for you and the families and professionals you serve. We start off with a Dear Colleague Letter from the feds, share 3 resources for and about youth in transition to adulthood, and 3 others focused on state assessments, which are meant to be shared with families.

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