Back to School resources roundup: webinar and fact sheet for families of students with disabilities; DOE & CIDA Back to School video guides; Getting to Graduation for Students Aged 17-22; Child Tax Credit virtual trainings; and more.
.FACT SHEET.AFC'S START OF SCHOOL Q&A FOR FAMILIES OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES. Our newest fact sheet covers some of the most commonly asked questions about the return to school for families of students with disabilities. Read the fact sheet in Englishand Spanish
.WEBINAR. ICYMI: AFC's BACK TO SCHOOL 2021 WEBINAR. If you missed last night's webinar, you can watch the recording to hear the latest on COVID-19 health and safety protocols, busing and transportation changes, remote learning options, and what do to if you haven’t been provided with a placement that can serve the needs of your child with a disability. Watch the webinar >>
.WEBINAR. GETTING TO GRADUATION: RIGHTS & OPTIONS FOR STUDENTS AGED 17-22. Do you know 17- to 22-year-olds who want to finish high school but need more time or support? This year, NYC is giving older students more time to finish high school. We'll talk more about these changes, enrollment options, and post-secondary transition supports for older students. Learn more and register >>
.VIDEO GUIDES. NYC DOE & CIDA PRESENT: BACK TO SCHOOL VIDEO GUIDES.This collection of video guides covers topics such as vaccination, safety protocols, and remote learning. Captions available in Korean. Watch videos >>
.VIRTUAL TRAININGS. CHILD TAX CREDIT NAVIGATOR TRAINING. Join the Office of Early Childhood Development at one of their upcoming trainings on the Child Tax Credit to learn more about how the tax credit works, and how to use the Non-Filer Portal to help eligible filers enroll. Learn more and register >>
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