8-23-02
Breaking News and
Detroit
»
MI
New Detroit schools packed with amenities
Breaking News
»
MI
Districts beef up academics -
Educators are working to improve test scores.
Breaking News
»
MI
Older suburban
schools upgrade, add new programs -
Outlying districts strive to keep up with growth.
Breaking News and
Detroit
»
MI
Schools hit with tough new rules
-
Metro Detroit
schools will have a complicated web of new rules to navigate starting
this school year, including notifying parents when teachers did not
major or minor in the subjects they teach.
Breaking News,
Literacy, and
Michigan News
»
MI
Campaign
recruits literacy volunteers -
Mentors are needed to help elementary students in Lansing.
Ask the Attorney
» Question:
Are there attorneys who represent students/parents
rights on a fee based on income and/or
contingent on outcome? Our
school district has on several occasions not
provided services requested and included in
the IEP. Click here for
the answer.
Inspiration » Story:
Things Can Only Get Better
- "When I first
started out in the special education field I had
the opportunity to work with a little
girl that nobody else wanted to take time with. She
was diagnosed as having autism and she was
also deaf."
School Climate - Love & Logic » Read the article "Expert
says consequence is powerful teacher in life"
Fundraising » Section Updated!
8-22-02
Breaking News »
MI
MIRS 8-21-02
Michigan's ACT Scores Stay Steady
Breaking News »
MI
MIRS 8-21-02
State Puts Top Lesson Plans On Web
Resources by State - Michigan and
Michigan
Special Ed Labels » Sections Updated!
8-21-02
Breaking News,
Early Childhood,
and Michigan News »
MI
Finance
issues endanger child special-needs project -
Organizers fear funding change will deter clients.
Breaking News »
FL
Voucher lets parents
home-school disabled child
Breaking News
and ADD/ADHD »
CDC Names CHADD the National Resource
Center on AD/HD - Milestone in CHADD's History Reiterates the
Validity and Seriousness of AD/HD.
Breaking News,
Learning Disability,
Inclusion, and
Professional Development »
Voice
of Experience: Learn why teacher Janice Robertson looks forward to
integrating special-needs students into her classroom lessons. [source]
Breaking News
and Early Childhood »
CA
Providing preschool for all
- Goal is to improve literacy, social
skills.
Breaking News
and Early Childhood »
CA
Officials eye tobacco tax for
schools - Bay Area officials are
looking closely, yet skeptically, at a Los Angeles County program that
provides free preschool using proceeds from state cigarette taxes.
[source]
State & National Links » Hotline Numbers:
Runaways, Child
Abuse, Youth
Crisis
8-20-02
Heaven Received Another Angel Today -
Many of you may know John Schneider, Lansing State
Journal columnist, who often wrote of his beloved Jessica, a child
with special needs. Jessica drowned last week after suffering a
seizure. We would like to express our deep
condolences to the family. Click here for
more information about Jessica.
Breaking News »
Editorial:
Education a Job for All - Educators, scholars and
celebrities are meeting in Detroit today to bring attention to the
educational needs of the city's residents. Detroiters, like many
residents of urban centers, confront limited life choices because of
defects in their education.
Breaking News »
MI
MIRS 8-19-02
Posthumus Picks Bennett
Breaking News »
MI
Election Update
- from the
Michigan Council for Maternal and Child Health.
Events » Hidden hazards of lead exposed - August
20th from 6-8 p.m. in Detroit -
click here for more info.
Inspirational Stories, Poems, and Quotes » Story #1:
To You, My Sisters
and Story #2: Some Cream For Your Coffee?
Jonathan
Helps (?) His Mom
Cultural Issues »
OH
Task force plan focuses on education barriers -
The Ohio
Commission on Hispanic/Latino Affairs report is aimed at
defining the problems in educating the
state's rapidly growing Hispanic
population and proposing solutions to legislators and Gov. Bob Taft.
Wraparound » Page
Updated!
8-19-02
Breaking News »
MI
MIRS 8-19-02
Quarles Enters Board of Ed Race
Breaking News
»
MI
MIRS 8-19-02
Billboards for Public Schools
Breaking News and
Proposal A
»
MI
MIRS 8-19-02
How
Proposal A Could Play
IEP Topics
- Inclusion » Should Inclusion Include Every
Student? Read
Differing Views on a controversial topic.
Events » December
6-8, 2002 - Zero to Three presents...Babies Can't Wait: Critical
Issues for the Infant/Family Field -
info
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind »
Critics say law places emphasis on MEAP
- State standards force teaching to tests, some argue.
Breaking News,
Learning Disability, and
General Ed Reform - Literacy
»
MI
Some schools to get funds to boost kids' reading skills -
Some Oakland County schools may be
able to win as much as $400,000 to teach children to read.
Breaking News and
Early Childhood
»
Joshua's Journey: Diagnosis and Decision
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind »
School choice law may not help children in districts with
tight space - A key feature of a new federal education
law intended to give 3.5 million poor children a chance to
attend better public schools this fall cannot succeed in urban
districts that are strapped for space, educators say.
Breaking News and
Proposal A
»
MI
Edging around Prop A: House-passed bill would add to
inequities, property taxes.
Breaking News,
Detroit, and
Cultural Issues
»
MI
Education summit set to tackle urban ills -
Nationally
known figures to convene at State Theatre.
8-18-02
Events » September
24, 2002 - Arc of Livingston Presents: Tools for a Successful
IEP from 7-9 p.m. It's IEP time for many of
our students, so come learn some helpful tips on how to plan
a successful educational year for your child
- info
8-17-02
Breaking News and
Disability Info
» Young
and Bipolar -
Once called
manic depression, the disorder afflicted adults. Now it's striking
kids. Why?
Breaking News and
Disability Info
» Read the article from the Los Angeles Times:
Brain scans
can detect dyslexia, showing root of reading problem
Michigan News »
Petoskey school discusses
drug testing
Breaking News and
Contact Your
Legislator
» Congressional Visits - Your Congressional
leaders are back in their home districts, campaigning for the upcoming
elections. Which gives you the perfect opportunity to pay them a visit
and let them know how strongly you feel about Civil Rights issues such
as the ADA and IDEA. Visit
www.vote-smart.org for all contact info and positions of your
leader.
Breaking News
»
U.S.
Paige Announces Support
for Reading First In Arizona, Michigan, And Utah
- States receive share of
$900 million for year one of Reading First grants to improve
students' reading achievement.
Events » September
25, 2002 - Simon Baron-Cohen
Lecture click here for more info -
Dr. Simon Baron-Cohen,
Ph.D., is the University Lecturer in Psychopathology at the University
of Cambridge. His research spans the developmental neuropsychology of
autism, early diagnosis, psychological intervention and neuroimaging
in autism.
Events » October 4,
2002 - AD/HD: Succeeding Across
the Lifespan -
info
No Child Left Behind »
Long-Awaited
ESEA Rules Are Released
No Child Left Behind »
Subscribe
to the No Child Left Behind
Newsletter
School Climate » The U.S. Department of Education in
partnership with the U.S. Secret Service published
Threat Assessment in Schools: A Guide
to Managing Threatening Situations and to Creating Safe School
Climates, which outlines research findings on
student-instigated school violence. Read a copy of this report in
MS Word or
PDF or call 1-877-4ED-PUBS
8-16-02
Breaking News and
Recent Court Cases
»
Special-Ed Law Violated,
Judge Rules - The Calvert County school system violated federal
law when it failed to provide a blind
student with a certified vision teacher last
year, a state administrative law judge has
ruled.
Breaking News and
Disability Info
»
Switch From Audio Tape to
Digital Creates Problem for Recording for Blind & Dyslexic
Breaking News and
General Ed Reform
»
Online teens say
their schools don't use the Internet well
- 78% of middle and high school students use the
Internet But the most Internet-savvy
among them complain that
their teachers don't use the Internet in class or
create assignments that exploit great Web material.
Breaking News and
Medicaid
»
HHS Urges States To Continue To Expand Home & Community Based
Care For Disabled Residents -
HHS Sec. Tommy G. Thompson yesterday urged
America's governors to make continued efforts to overcome the
institutional bias in Medicaid programs by providing benefits
outside of nursing homes to Americans with disabilities.
Secretary Thompson noted that states already have many
affordable community-based options for serving people with
disabilities, and he pointed to a new Web site identifying
promising practices.
Breaking News,
IEP Topics - Testing, and Cultural
Issues
»
Exit
Tests Hurt At-Risk Students - Report:
Dropout Rates Could Increase for Poor, Minorities.
Breaking News
»
NCD Releases Report on Health
Care and People with Disabilities
Breaking News and
Community Living
»
U. S. DOT's Aviation
Consumer Disability
hotline now operational -
The toll-free numbers for the
aviation consumer disability hotline are 1-866-266-1368
(voice) and 1-866-754-4368 (TTY).
The Department of Transportation (DOT)
is encouraging people
with disabilities to call the hotline for
information and assistance if they should
experience disability-related air service problems.
Disability groups helped to
test out the hotline before it became
operational and DOT will use caller feedback in the
coming few weeks to fine
tune the system for effective response to disability
issues in air travel. A press
release announcing the hotline to
the general public should be issued
in a month or two following this consumer
feedback stage.
Great Resource! PatientTravel.org
and its related telephone HELPLINE (1-800-296-1217) serves to make
referrals and provide "how to get there" assistance for any patient
needing to travel to a distant specialized medical facility for
evaluation, diagnosis or treatment. Patients served are people for
whom the cost of long-distance travel for medical care is difficult
financially.
8-14-02
Breaking News
»
MI
Schools official to donate
his raise; State education head will give to
kids groups - State Superintendent of Education Tom Watkins is
putting his money where his mouth is.
Breaking News and
Juvenile Justice
»
MI
County's biggest
suburb drops D.A.R.E. - The workhorse
of anti-drug education in Saginaw Township schools is headed to
pasture.
Breaking News
»
Child sues private school
in Baton Rouge
under disabilities act
Breaking News
» MI
State
schools supt. donating raise to
Starfish Family Services
Breaking News
»
StarrPoints: Guest editor Barbara Day asks, "Will
vouchers leave special education students behind?" and "How will
vouchers impact the needs of students with disabilities?" [source]
Breaking News
»
Common Bread Preservative
Found to Affect Children's Behavior
8-13-02
Breaking News,
Juvenile Justice,
and Michigan News - Detroit » Read the article
Success: Juvenile treatment
improves Wayne County helps more, for less per teen
Michigan News » Quick List of links to 35+
Sources of News - Michigan -
click here.
Legal Research » Quick
List of links to 30+ Top Sources of News - Worldwide -
click here.
8-12-02
IEP Topics - Gifted Learners » Read the article from USA Today -
Some can sail over high
school
8-11-02
Breaking News and
New Legislation
» Respite
Care Legislation Introduced in House
Court Cases of Interest » Read the article from the Boston Globe:
Deaf mechanic wins
employment suit against United Airlines
Breaking News
»
Children’s Reading Disability
Attributed To Brain Impairment
8-10-02
Inspiring
Stories »
Call for Inspirational Story Submissions -
People with disabilities and special needs overcome
huge obstacles each and every day. We
would like for people to
submit personal stories about themselves or
someone with a disability to share with others.
Here is your chance to tell your own story.
Click here for submission
details.
Breaking News
»
MI
Get to school, parents told
- Superintendent Gerald D. Dawkins is handing
out a mandatory assignment for parents of Saginaw School District
students entering high school: get involved with your child's
education.
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind Act
»
Education
research is under the microscope -
Quality of data crucial as
schools base more decisions on studies.
Breaking News and
Home Schooling
» Homeschooling the Student Who Has Special Needs:
How can a parent be an effective teacher?
Breaking News and
Medicare/Medicaid
»
Read the memo from CMS "Medicare intends to
cover use of Neuromuscular
Electrical Stimulation
to Help People with Spinal
Cord Injury Walk."
Breaking News
»
MI
Program teaches
police officers discretion
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind Act
»
The big lie: 'No
child left behind'
Medicare/Medicaid
»
Medicare Coverage Policy:
National Coverage Determinations (NCD)
Breaking News and
IEP Topics - Testing
»
Read the article "A
Hurdle Too High" -
I am not your average kid with a
learning disability. I am a unique kid with a different style
of learning. I did not choose to have this learning
disability. It chose me. Because I am stuck with this, I am
not going to let this problem get in the way of my success.
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind Act
»
CA
California Education
Funding Imperiled -
U.S. Demands End to Hiring of Uncredentialed Teachers.
Breaking News and
Cultural Issues
»
It Shouldn't Be Good to Have It Bad -
At
UC Berkeley, where I teach, we are awaiting the arrival of the first
freshman class selected under a revised admissions policy for the
University of California schools. All applicants are being evaluated
according to whether they have survived "hardships," with those who
have done so netting extra points.
8-09-02
Breaking News
»
MI
Gongwer 8/9/02 -
Watkins Earns Pay Increase, Not Keeping It
Breaking News
»
MI
Gongwer 8/9/02 -
Board Hears Calls for Early Childhood Funding
Breaking News
»
MI Attention turns to
#2 spot:
Tom Watkins
mentioned as possible running mate -
Candidates need to
secure strong running mates.
Breaking News
»
Kids won't learn if
we expect failure -
Rod Paige and I, black
Mississippians of a certain age, were pondering over lunch the
differences between the education we received as children and
the education poor children are receiving today.
Breaking News
»
MI
10 Michigan schools fall from 'finest' list
- Quick demise taints validity of nation's recognition
program.
Check it out!
List of quick links to over 20 top sources of news
- worldwide - click
here.
Breaking News
»
For Blind Students,
Another Challenge - Shortage of Vision Teachers Vexes Schools, Angers Parents.
8-08-02
Breaking News
»
MI Gongwer
8/8/02 - Inkster
Schools Financial Manager Named
Breaking News
» UK
Children's speaking skills in decline
Breaking News and
General Ed Reform
»
Soldiers'
kids, often uprooted, thrive at on-base schools
Disability Topics - Diabetes »
Read the Jacksonville Times-Union article "More
children suffer 'adult' diabetes" -
Experts cite rise in obesity among young.
Home Schooling and Cultural Issues
»
More Muslims home in to educate children
- More Muslim Americans are choosing to home-school their
children, making them one of the fastest growing minority groups
within the national home-schooling movement.
Breaking News and
Professional Development
»
MIRS 8/5/02 - Engler
Highlights E-Government Effort with Online Curriculum Support for
Teachers
Breaking News,
Section 504,
Court Cases, and
Learn About the ADA
»
Drawing Boundaries
- The Supreme Court Is Siding With Employers and
Narrowing the Reach of the Americans
With Disabilities Act. Is That What its Drafters Had in Mind?
Home Schooling » Read the article "Back to
School:
Setting up a
School Area"
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind Act
»
MI
Info Related To
Individual School Building Adequate
Yearly Progress
(AYP) Status
Breaking News
» FL
John M. McKay Scholarships Program for Students
with Disabilities - Thank
you, Mr. Chairman. And Congressman Keller. We are very pleased to have
this opportunity to share information about parent choice in education
and Florida’s McKay Program for Students with Disabilities. On behalf
of the thousands of students being served in both private and public
schools through this program, I thank you for your attention today.
Breaking News
» FL
Court
Bars Use of Vouchers -
A judge in Tallahassee ruled on
Monday that Florida's school voucher program is unconstitutional and
barred students from using vouchers to attend private schools.
Events Calendar
» September 9, 2002 -
Visual Strategies: Autism Training for
Improving Communication and Behavior -
info
Events Calendar
» Oct. 22-23, 2002 -
Making it Personal: 5 Strategies for
Person-Centered Solutions - info
Breaking News and
Professional Development
»
Today's Back-to-School Special: 20 strategies to get your
classroom off to a great start this school year.
{source}
Early Childhood
» Oakland Early On
Play & Support Group
- Every Friday from 2:00-3:30 pm,
Community Services of Oakland has a support
group. "From 2-3, Adults talk while
someone watches our children and then
from 3-3:30, we do a social interaction with the children."
If anyone is interested, you can contact Sheryl Nelson
at (248) 542-5860, Ext. 226 or email JoAnn
at joann4dk@yahoo.com. The ages for the group is Age 6 or under
who have been
diagnosed with Autism. The group meeting is held in Ferndale.
Breaking News and
Professional Development
» Classroom Management
Tips & Articles
Breaking News
» Governor's Appointments
- Update from Gongwer News Service, August 7, 2002
Disability Info - Autism
» New Michigan Support Group Added:
Everyday
Miracles - located in Oakland County, is a parent lead, community based support
group designed to strengthen, empower and inform families and
communities about children with autism.
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind Act
»
State,
U.S. Feud Over Teachers -
Strapped for experienced teachers,
California is skirting the nation's new education law by insisting
that 50,000 rookies without full credentials are nonetheless "highly
qualified," federal officials said Monday.
Breaking News
» ACT Ends Flagging
Tests of Disabled - The maker of the ACT college entrance test
followed the lead of its rival Friday, and announced that the scores
of disabled students who need extra time to take the ACT exam will no
longer be specially marked.
Disability Info - Learning
Disability and Literacy » Read "Researchers
support early intervention for all children with reading
difficulties" -
National experts in the field of reading and literacy have
found research evidence that challenges federal policy for
making children eligible to receive some special education
services. {source}
8-07-02
Breaking News
» MI
Election
Results: Granholm,
with Easy Win, Heads to Showdown with Posthumus
Breaking News
» MI
Election
Results: Newcomer
Seems to Stun Garza; House GOP Incumbents Win
Breaking News
» MI
Election
Results: Tight
Races but Few Surprises in Senate Elections
Breaking News
» MI
Election
Results: Dingell
Declares Victory; Upton Makes Strong Showing
Breaking News
» MI
Election
Results: Schuette,
Cavanaugh Vie for Court of Appeals
Breaking News,
Home Schooling, and
Professional Development »
Read the Education World article "Thematic "Hot
lists" Add Interest and
Save Time" - Online resources for more than 25 popular
curriculum topics!
Breaking News
» MI
EDUCATION MILLAGE:
Funds for special education
on way to approval
Events Calendar
»
MDE Public Hearings Schedule September
2002 - Document Revisions
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind Act
»
Read the U.S. Department of Education's Press
Release - Secretary Paige Announces $3.5 Million
Grant to Support No Child Left Behind Demonstration Project
College and
Cultural Issues » BILINGUAL SITE: HELPING
HISPANIC PARENTS PLAN FOR COLLEGE
- English:
http://YesICan.gov
Spanish:
http://YoSiPuedo.gov
- The White House Initiative on
Educational Excellence for Hispanic
Americans recently unveiled a new website to provide parents with a one-stop center of information to increase college knowledge.
Among the resources online are: "Myths and Facts About College Costs," "20 Questions to Ask Your Guidance Counselor," and "Things You Need to Know About Paying for College."
New Section Added!
Learn About the Americans with Disabilities Act -
ADA
8-06-02
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind Act
»
MIRS 7/25/02 -
Will States Be Left Behind
Without Funds for NCLBA?
Breaking News and
General Ed Reform
»
Fuel for Schools: The Importance of Trust in Changing Schools -
Can excellent work be coerced from principals, teachers, and students
simply by withholding diplomas, slashing funds, and publishing
embarrassing statistics in the newspaper? As states and school
districts work at structuring new accountability mechanisms and
mandating changes in instruction, they will do well to remember that
school people and their relationships to one another will make or
break reform.
8-05-02
Breaking News »
MI
Public
Hearing & Period of Public Comment
on Special Ed Policies & Procedures
- Announcement of Public Hearing and
a Period of Public Comment on Special Education Policies and
Procedures Pursuant to 34 CFR §300.148 Administrative Rules
for Special Education (Rules) took effect on June 6, 2002. Based upon changes that were made from the previous
Rules, it is necessary to update several documents that
implement the Rules. The period of public comment runs from through September 30,
2002. The following documents are
being revised and comments are being accepted on: ISD
Plan Criteria, Monitoring Standards, IEP Manual and Forms,
Procedural Safeguards, Mediation
Procedures, Procedures for
Conducting a Hearing on Objections to the ISD Plan, Procedures for the Selection and Appointment of Hearing
Officers, New Question and Answer
Document to Replace the Official Interpretations, Complaint Procedures, Policy
for the Appointment of a Surrogate Parent for Special
Education Services, and Inclusive
Education Position Statement.
Breaking News
» Commentary by Rod Paige:
Schools
can't improve without help of parents
Disability Topics -
Obesity and
Disability Topics - Diabetes »
Read the San Francisco Chronicle's article "Summit
to rouse schools about child obesity" - Emphasis will be on teaching
good habits.
Breaking News and
Detroit »
Detroit
schools' PR: $1.5 million
- District hires 4 firms to publicize
programs, recruit students; some criticize expense.
Events Calendar » October 18-20,
2002 - The Road Less Traveled: A Way-finding Seminar for
Students with Visual Impairments -
info
Events Calendar » November 8, 2002 -
Michigan Parents of Blind Children's Annual Parent Seminar -
info
Events Calendar » September 9-10,
2002 - Microenterprise Development: It's Not About Jobs, It's
About Income! - info
Events Calendar » September 13, 2002 -
A Gathering for Parents of Children with Special Needs -
info
Breaking News
» IL
Bunching of special ed kids faulted
- Special education students in Chicago are
concentrated in some of the poorest, lowest-performing public
high schools, putting increased burdens on already-stressed
schools, a series of reports released today say.
{source}
Breaking News
» IA
Report: Iowa excels in special education
- A national education commission has recommended
that the other 49 states follow Iowa's lead and stop using IQ
tests to screen students for learning disabilities.
{source}
8-04-02
Breaking News
» MI
A Bridges4Kids
Interview with Jennifer
Granholm - Speaking to a crowd of 150 on
the lawn of the Royal Oak Public Library, Attorney General
and gubernatorial candidate, Jennifer Granholm, emphasized her support
for education and for giving a voice to those with disabilities and
special needs.
Breaking News and
IEP Topics - Testing
» Beware of
the Standards, Not Just the Tests
Breaking News and
No Child Left Behind Act
»
Department Seeks to Clarify ESEA School Choice Mandates
Breaking News and
Science News
» MI
"Samples show 'startling' levels of
mercury" - A sample of rain
water collected in Southfield contains up to 114 times more mercury
than thought safe for people and animals.
Events Calendar » August 19th -
Autism Society of
Michigan Golf Outing - info
Breaking News
»
2002 Election: Gubernatorial
Candidate websites - Jim Blanchard,
http://www.blanchardforgovernor.com; David Bonior,
http://www.davidboniorforgovernor.com;
Jennifer Granholm,
http://www.granholmforgov.com; Dick Posthumus,
http://www.dickposthumus.com; John "Joe" Schwarz,
http://www.schwarz2002.com
School Climate - Bullying
»
Read the article from the Rocky Mountain
News "Students
don't pull punches"
- Colorado
schools have plenty of bullies, survey indicates.
{source}
General Ed Reform - Professional
Development »
$2 Million Program Designed to Equip Inner-City Teachers -
As part of their commitment to improving student achievement
and increasing teacher retention in nine elementary schools,
the Osborne Foundation has awarded $1.5 million to the Public
Education Foundation (PEF), a local education fund, to
implement a master's degree program for urban educators.
8-03-02
Breaking News
»
Commentary by State Superintendent, Tom Watkins:
Vote! Or Liberty is
History -
There is a virus in the
air that is infecting the foundation of our state and nation. That
virus is voter apathy. Anyone who is eligible to vote should be
registered to vote. Everyone who is registered to vote needs to
understand the candidate’s positions and the various ballot issues.
Then, they need to VOTE in the upcoming primary election, Tuesday,
August 6th as well as in the general election on Tuesday, Nov.
5th.
Breaking News
»
What parents need to know about schools -
Two-term National Education Association
President and former middle school social studies teacher Bob
Chase thought he couldn't be more prepared for a meeting with
his daughter's math instructor. When the teacher ignored
requests for a chat, however, Chase found himself just as
frustrated and confused as any other parent. The result is The
New Public School Parent: How to Get the Best Education for
Your Child (Penguin), out this month, in which Chase provides
pointers on negotiating tricky school situations, like what to
ask during a parent-teacher conference; what to do when your
child isn't challenged; or how much standardized test
preparation is appropriate.
{source}
Medicaid » HHS Releases
Spanish-Language Guide to Medicaid, CHIP Programs
Disability Information -
ADD/ADHD »
FREE VIDEO
from the Attention Deficit Disorder Association ($5 Shipping)
"ADD: Transition to College
- Passport for Success" -
click here for more
info.
Events Calendar »
The 14th Annual CHADD International Conference On
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder - Partners For
Progress: 15 years of giving hope, changing lives! will
be held from October 17-19, 2002, in Miami Beach, Florida.
Click here to visit CHADD for more information.
