CCS Families In the Know
iPad and Home Network Issues:

We believe the issue with certain student devices not connecting to certain home networks has been resolved. Our Technology Team will continue to monitor the situation and will make adjustments as needed. Thank you for your patience and understanding.  
Students with Disabilities Opportunities

Parent Resources: 
April is Autism Acceptance Month! 

In line with the Autism Society and several other leading disability organizations around the world, Craven County is shifting from ‘Autism Awareness’ to ‘Autism Acceptance’ in an effort to foster change and inclusivity for those affected by autism. 

Currently, 1 in 54 Americans is living with an autism spectrum disorder.  Craven County Schools Autism Team works to support our students in both their educational and social needs, fostering opportunities to grow in independence and socialization in all areas of life.  Our team has worked to establish an Autism Team in each of our schools and has also established a common, evidence-based social skills curriculum across all ages and grade levels. Our team provides ongoing professional learning, coaching, and implementation of evidence-based practices with fidelity.

To view our brochure, access Autism Alert Cards and our policy guidance, please visit our website: cravenk12.org/page/17181.
Visual Impairment News : 
Together, the APH ConnectCenter and California School for the Blind (CSB) will cohost the FREE, virtual National Coding Symposium from Tuesday, May 11, 2021, through Friday, May 14, 2021, to demonstrate how the world of coding, programming, and related careers are available and accessible to students who are blind and visually impaired. Read our Coding Symposium blog to learn more and register for the Symposium today! Additionally, be sure to listen to the next episode of the APH Change Makers Podcast, airing on 4/22, as we discuss the Coding Symposium. 
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