The Youth Services Program at WCICIL provides parents of children with disabilities with services to insure that they receive the most appropriate and least restrictive education possible. Armed with knowledge of the rights of children with disabilities, Youth Services can provide:

* Advocacy at school conferences to help assist parents and students to better understand their options and educational rights.

* Trainings to assist parents in becoming advocates for their children.

* Transitional services to assist students with a disability to generalize their skills into daily living after leaving school or entertaining post-secondary training.

For more information,
please contact Dustin Gorder
at (217) 223-0400

or email dustin@wcicil.org.

- ALL EMAILS will be kept private
and given confidential protection -

We will also have a presentation about
Response to Intervention:
Helping All Kids Succeed

There are also many resources on the web, such as:

The IEP

Individualized Education Program (IEP) — An Overview

How to Solve Problems and Protect Parent-School Relationships

Roadmap to the IEP

IEP Goal Bank

 

Autism Services Resource Directory

For additional information and related resources,
click here for wrightslaw.com