Join the DC Special Education Hub and DC Child Care Connections VIRTUALLY on Artsy Thursday (April 10, 5:30–6:30 PM)! Our team will lead a special presentation on inclusion, focusing on children with varying abilities and special needs.
Join the entire Office of the Ombudsman for this session, where the DC Special Education Hub and our Assistant Ombudsmen for Public Education will help families navigate challenges and conflicts in special education while keeping students' best interests at the center. We’ll discuss what conflicts are, why they happen, and how to navigate them informally to turn challenges into resolutions that prioritize students' needs. Families will also learn about available dispute resolution processes, such as mediation, to help
My School DC es la aplicación común y la lotería de escuelas públicas para todas las Escuelas Públicas de DC (DCPS) y la mayoría de las escuelas públicas charter que sirven PK3 - Grado 12. Entendemos que la Lotería Escolar anual puede venir con preguntas, preocupaciones, e incluso algunas frustraciones.
My School DC is the common application and public-school lottery for all DC Public Schools (DCPS) and most public charter schools that serve PK3 – Grade 12. We understand that the yearly School Lottery can come with questions, concerns, and even some frustrations. This session will present information to equip you with valuable tools and information to guide you through the process of applying to the schools that are the best fit for your student(s). There will also be an opportunity to ask questions.
Join the DC Special Education Hub for a training session on navigating special education settings in DC schools!
Learn about different placement options for students with disabilities, the Least Restrictive Enviornment policy, the continuum of services, and how to effectively collaborate with schools to find the right fit for your child's unique needs.
Join the DC SpEd Hub for this free, informative training to learn more about the strategies and resources available to support the growth of math skills for children with disabilities! In this session, we'll equip participants with the knowledge, tools, and resources necessary to effectively nurture their child's math skills in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Join the DC SpEd Hub for this free, informative training to learn more about the strategies and resources available to support the growth of reading skills for children with disabilities! In this session, participants will be equipped with the knowledge, tools, and resources necessary to effectively nurture their child's literacy skills in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Join us for this free, informative training to learn more about Extended School Year! Ever wondered about the difference between ESY for students with disabilities and summer school programming? What is the eligibility criteria for ESY? Get your questions answered during this online training!
This training will be held:
Date: Monday, March 3, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: On Zoom
Registrants will receive the Zoom link on the day of the training.
Join the DC Special Education Hub for a crucial training on transitioning from middle to high school. This training is designed to equip you with the necessary tools and knowledge to support your students through this significant life change. Whether your students are considering a post-secondary track in college and career, applying to or enrolling into selective high schools, or simply growing up into their older teen years, this training is invaluable! This session will share insights on academic expectations, social adjustments, and effective communication strategies.
Join the DC Special Education Hub for insightful training focusing on elementary to middle school transitions! From learning how to use lockers to getting used to transitioning between classes in a certain number of minutes to making new friends, there's a lot for any student to learn how to adapt to, especially for students with disabilities. By participating in this training, you will gain a deeper understanding of how special education supports change and maintains the same as students begin their middle school years.