Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center (ECAC)

Website https://www.ecac-parentcenter.org/

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  • Viaje por carretera del IEP (IEP Road Trip – SPANISH)

    Para este seminario web, exploraremos las diferentes partes del IEP para estudiantes que asisten a las Escuelas Públicas de Carolina del Norte y las reglas del camino. Cubriremos una amplia variedad de temas y cómo navegar los obstáculos y desvíos que puedan surgir en el camino. Al llegar a nuestro destino final, los participantes tendrán una mejor comprensión de la terminología de educación especial, el proceso del IEP y sabrán cómo prepararse y participar en las reuniones del IEP.

    Presentado por: Millie Ramos, Educadora Bilingüe para Padres de ECAC

    Free

  • Assistive Technology

    Assistive Technology (AT) is not just about electronic equipment – but more about discovering the tools to support your child in their learning. This workshop explores AT devices and services, both high and low tech tools, evaluations and how to include AT in your child’s IEP.

    Free

  • Being Your Child’s Best/Most Effective Advocate

    Strong advocacy skills are critical as you work to ensure your child’s benefits from his/her education. Learn the steps to help you effectively advocate for your child’s needs. Remember, you are an equal partner in your child’s education.

    Free

  • Tool Time Tuesdays

    Recurring

    10/6/26: Easterseals Port Health, World Cerebral Palsy Day! - Easterseals PORT Health (ESPH) is honored to share how our programs and services support children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities.

    As an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), ESPH is committed to promoting independence, inclusion and opportunities for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive in their communities. Presented by Holly Connor, Family Navigator Supervisor ICS

    10/13/26: Progress Notes - Ever get a progress note and wonder, “Okay… but what does this actually tell me?” Please join us as we discuss what to look for in progress notes and how data can help you better understand your child’s progress toward their IEP goals. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator

    10/20/26: Virtual IEP Meetings - Virtual IEP meetings are occurring more and more frequently. In this webinar, we will explore how to navigate virtual meetings while still maintaining communication and collaboration. Join us for some tips and tricks as well as supporting resources. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator

    10/27/26: Artificial Intelligence - Presented by Anne Johnston, Parent Educator

    Free

  • Tool Time Tuesdays

    Recurring

    10/6/26: Easterseals Port Health, World Cerebral Palsy Day! - Easterseals PORT Health (ESPH) is honored to share how our programs and services support children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities.

    As an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), ESPH is committed to promoting independence, inclusion and opportunities for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive in their communities. Presented by Holly Connor, Family Navigator Supervisor ICS

    10/13/26: Progress Notes - Ever get a progress note and wonder, “Okay… but what does this actually tell me?” Please join us as we discuss what to look for in progress notes and how data can help you better understand your child’s progress toward their IEP goals. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator

    10/20/26: Virtual IEP Meetings - Virtual IEP meetings are occurring more and more frequently. In this webinar, we will explore how to navigate virtual meetings while still maintaining communication and collaboration. Join us for some tips and tricks as well as supporting resources. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator

    10/27/26: Artificial Intelligence - Presented by Anne Johnston, Parent Educator

    Free

  • Transición a la Vida Adulta

    Este taller brinda a familias y estudiantes con discapacidades una guía clara sobre el proceso de Transición a la Vida Adulta desde el sistema escolar. Exploraremos cómo el IEP debe incluir metas de transición a partir de los 14 o 16 años (según el estado), enfocándonos en educación postsecundaria, empleo y vida independiente. También discutiremos recursos disponibles en la comunidad y cómo preparar un plan realista para el futuro. El objetivo es que los estudiantes y sus familias estén mejor preparados para tomar decisiones informadas y alcanzar sus metas de vida adulta.

    Free

  • The Stay Safe Program – Building Safety Awareness for Individuals with Disabilities, Families, and Caregivers

    The Stay Safe Program is a practical, easy-to-understand program designed for individuals with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), as well as caregivers, family members, educators, support professionals, and community members seeking to improve personal safety and emergency preparedness. This webinar will provide strategies to help participants recognize risks, communicate effectively with first responders, prevent emergencies, and respond more safely when emergencies occur. Topics covered will include safe interaction with police and first responders, fire safety, online safety, wandering prevention tips and more.
    Who should attend? Individuals with disabilities, family members, caregivers, educators, support staff, and community members interested in improving safety awareness and emergency preparedness.
    This event will include and question and answer session at the end.

    Free

  • Early Childhood Transitions

    Families preparing for early childhood transitions, from one educational setting to another, can experience any number of emotions from excitement to uncertainty. During this session, we will provide strategies for supporting yourself and your family and provide resources to assist in understanding the processes of early childhood transitions.

    Free

  • Tool Time Tuesdays

    Recurring

    10/6/26: Easterseals Port Health, World Cerebral Palsy Day! - Easterseals PORT Health (ESPH) is honored to share how our programs and services support children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities.

    As an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), ESPH is committed to promoting independence, inclusion and opportunities for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive in their communities. Presented by Holly Connor, Family Navigator Supervisor ICS

    10/13/26: Progress Notes - Ever get a progress note and wonder, “Okay… but what does this actually tell me?” Please join us as we discuss what to look for in progress notes and how data can help you better understand your child’s progress toward their IEP goals. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator

    10/20/26: Virtual IEP Meetings - Virtual IEP meetings are occurring more and more frequently. In this webinar, we will explore how to navigate virtual meetings while still maintaining communication and collaboration. Join us for some tips and tricks as well as supporting resources. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator

    10/27/26: Artificial Intelligence - Presented by Anne Johnston, Parent Educator

    Free

  • Parents Role in Special Education

    This informative presentation is designed to help parents understand their rights and roles in the IEP process. Participants will learn how to prepare for and participate in meetings, how to understand and ask questions, and how to recognize the different roles of parents and school staff.

    Free

  • The Stay Safe Program: Building Safety Awareness for Individuals with Disabilities, Families, and Caregivers

    The Stay Safe Program is a practical, easy-to-understand program designed for individuals with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), as well as caregivers, family members, educators, support professionals, and community members seeking to improve personal safety and emergency preparedness. This webinar will provide strategies to help participants recognize risks, communicate effectively with first responders, prevent emergencies, and respond more safely when emergencies occur. Topics covered will include safe interaction with police and first responders, fire safety, online safety, wandering prevention tips and more.
    Who should attend? Individuals with disabilities, family members, caregivers, educators, support staff, and community members interested in improving safety awareness and emergency preparedness.

    Free

  • Tool Time Tuesdays

    Recurring

    10/6/26: Easterseals Port Health, World Cerebral Palsy Day! - Easterseals PORT Health (ESPH) is honored to share how our programs and services support children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities.

    As an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), ESPH is committed to promoting independence, inclusion and opportunities for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive in their communities. Presented by Holly Connor, Family Navigator Supervisor ICS

    10/13/26: Progress Notes - Ever get a progress note and wonder, “Okay… but what does this actually tell me?” Please join us as we discuss what to look for in progress notes and how data can help you better understand your child’s progress toward their IEP goals. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator

    10/20/26: Virtual IEP Meetings - Virtual IEP meetings are occurring more and more frequently. In this webinar, we will explore how to navigate virtual meetings while still maintaining communication and collaboration. Join us for some tips and tricks as well as supporting resources. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator

    10/27/26: Artificial Intelligence - Presented by Anne Johnston, Parent Educator

    Free