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01.24.12 

Golisano Foundation and Eastman Institute Partner to Help People with Developmental Disabilities

01.18.12 

CQC Announces Public Forums in February 2012

01.17.12 

Is Your Child Eligible for OPWDD Services and Supports?

01.13.12 

Message from Paul - January 2012

01.12.12 

Part Time Position Available - Service Coordinator

01.12.12 

Webinars Coming Up on IEPs and Annual Reviews

12.20.11 

Consider a Holiday Gift to The Advocacy Center

12.19.11 

Parent to Parent Seeks Input about Transition - DEADLINE EXTENDED

12.19.11 

Hilton Fourth Graders Get Hands On Experience

12.13.11 

OSEP Spanish Glossary of IDEA Terms Available Online

12.06.11 

A Historical Film about Seneca Culture to be made at the Tonawanda Indian Reservation

12.05.11 

ROC the Day on December 8th!

12.02.11 

TIES Program Recognized by Webster School District

11.28.11 

Pay It Forward Receptions on December 1 in Rochester and Big Flats

11.17.11 

Creating a world that works for everyone... It starts with you!


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12.14.11  

Reminder: Special Needs Christmas Season Church Service

12.14.11  

NYSED Press Release on Transition Services

12.01.11  

Eastview Mall (Victor, NY) Offers Special Santa Hour for Children with Special Needs

10.14.11  

NYSED Seeking Public Comment on Proposed IEP Credential

10.14.11  

New Spanish Resource Available- Glossary of Special Education Terms in Spanish.

09.20.11  

Creating A Life After High School- Pre-Self Determination~Transition Series

09.14.11  

Autism Funds Available for Families in Finger Lakes Region

09.06.11  

Stipend for Conference: The 27th Annual International Conference for Young Children with Special Needs and their Families

08.09.11  

Computer Recycling for Education

08.01.11  

I-Pad-a-Day Grant
 
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