Join
me on
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at the Baltimore On Purpose
Women's Networking meeting. I am one of this month's feature
members. My presentation will touch on the shift in focus of SEDRA to
increase awareness of resources and the special education process.
The venue is Mystical Voyage Cafe in White Marsh, MD. The
time is 5:30pm-9pm. I look forward to seeing you there.
Are the cuts in
DDA funding affecting you or someone you care about? Let DDA
know how funding cuts affect services and you.
We
had a large turnout at the November 16, 2009 meeting in Baltimore
City. Over 100 people attended and CNN was
there. Over 600 attended the Montgomery County
meeting. Come out and show your support.
If you didn't make it to a meeting, contact your representative in
Annapolis. Let them know how you feel!
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This Monday,
February 22, 2010 is an important day for Baltimore County families of
children with special needs. It is time to voice how well the
county schools are servicing your children. Come to one of the
five forum sites
· Charlesmont Elementary, 7800 W. Collingham Drive, Baltimore,
MD 21222.
·
Church Lane Elementary, 3820 Fernside Road, Randallstown, MD 21133.
·
Dogwood Elementary, 7215 Dogwood Road, Baltimore,
MD 21244.
·
Padonia International Elementary, 9834 Greenside
Drive, Cockeysville, MD 21030.
· Vincent Farm Elementary, 6019 Ebenezer Road, Baltimore,
MD 21162. IThe
times are 7pm-8pm. You get 3 minutes of comments. Make sure
to bring your comments in writing and provide them to the district
representatives. I will be at Church Lane. Let us see a
good turn out for our kids.
Join the
Baltimore County Public School's Citizens Advisory Committee
(SECAC). We meet the second Monday of the month from 7pm to
9pm at the ESS building on Charles Street.
The next meeting of the
Baltimore County SECAC is Monday, March 8, 2010. Our
special guest will be Baltimore County Superintendent
of Schools, Dr. Joe A. Hairston. Come with your questions/concerns/ comments. This is our most popular meeting. Not a resident of Baltimore
County, all school districts are required to have a SECAC. Go
to your school district website to find out the information.
LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD!
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