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Center for Education Networking (CEN)
Responds to the informational needs of families, educators,
and community service providers across the state who have a vested
interest in individuals with disabilities.
Foster Youth in Transition
Offers valuable information on education, employment, finances,
housing, transportation, legal assistance, health and wellness,
pregnancy and parenting, youth with disabilities, social life, being
a volunteer.
Inclusion Includes College (PDF)
A film that documents new movement of
fully inclusive education for students with cognitive disabilities
on college campuses.
Local Early On
Coordinator List
Access a list Early On contacts to locate the coordinator in
your ISD who you can call if you have a concern or question about your
infant or toddler’s development.
Michigan Department of Education-Office of Special Education and Early
Intervention Services
Provides informational links to resources, publications, and
IDEA statewide activities.
Michigan Directory of Service Providers for Infants, Toddlers, and
Students with Disabilities
Intended for parents, educators, and other service providers seeking
resource information related to the educational needs of children,
students, and clients. The directory contains contact information
about resources for children ages birth to three with special needs
and their families (Michigan's Early On® population) and students ages
3-26 with disabilities.
Michigan Special Education Information available on the
Bridges4Kids website. You choose a topic begin learning more about
Special Education including IDEA reauthorization, special education
labels, Section 504, dispute resolution and mediation, complaint
procedures, eligibility, least restrictive environment, evaluation,
administrative rules for special education, and how to obtain a copy
for federal IDEA laws.
Project
Find
Provides information about special education
programs and services and helps arrange free educational evaluation to
assist in locating a program for anyone eligible from birth to 26
years of age. The educational services are free.
Project Find exists
to make sure that individuals with special needs receive the best
possible education. Access a listing to find the coordinator in your
district.
Section 504 Information from Help4ADHD.org
posted on Bridges4Kids discusses who qualifies for Section 504, how
Section 504 can help your child, how to file a complaint with your
school district, examples of program accommodations, Section 504
information and resources from the Wayne County RESA. Provides online
resources related to Section 504, 504 plans and the
differences/similarities among IDEA, Section 504 and ADA.
SpecialEdLawMichigan
Listserv
For Special Education Parents, Caregivers, Advocates and
Attorneys who reside in the state of
Michigan. Topics may
include: IEP's, ESY, Related Services, IDEA97, Michigan Revised
Administrative Rules for Special Education...However, all topics
related to Special Education are open for discussion. Knowledge is
power...let us learn together how to advocate effectively for our
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