Consejo 24: Las escuelas deben comunicarse en un idioma que los padres puedan entender sobre cualquier programa, servicio o actividad. Las escuelas tienen la obligación de comunicarse de manera significativa con los padres con dominio limitado del inglés (LEP, por sus siglas en inglés) y de notificarles adecuadamente la información sobre cualquier programa, servicio o actividad que se ponga en conocimiento de los padres que no tienen esta limitación. Las escuelas deben contar con un proceso para

We are inviting parents, middle schoolers, high schoolers, and young adults to learn more about these free resources to plan for a good life after high school. On February 18th Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council joins us for Planning for a Good Life Using the LifeCourse Tools. These are practical tools that support individuals with disabilities throughout all stages of life. If you're looking for a starting point for a conversation or how to start thinking about planning, these are the

Come in from the cold next Wednesday, January 21st at 6 PM for a brand new learning opportunity: College Planning with an IEP. Perhaps you're a young adult wondering what comes next after high school or a family member of a middle school or high school student with an IEP. Learn more about degree and non-degree programs in post-secondary education, financial aid, and learning supports at college or trade school. Register at https://tinyurl.com/2s3aw8ms Full calendar of events at https://www.mich

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Life is a contact sport - and Michigan families are taking hit after hit. When the team is in distress, leaders don’t hide. They step up in the pocket, take responsibility, and deliver wins for Michigan. #Rebandt4MI | Ralph Rebandt

Today, 1 Michigan for Immigrant Rights spoke with FOX 2 Detroit about the impact of broad immigration pauses and visa suspensions. These policies are often discussed in abstract terms, but their effects are immediate and real. Families across Michigan experience sudden uncertainty around work, school, medical care, and family stability. Even individuals who are here legally can be harmed by delays, backlogs, and sudden policy shifts. Our work focuses on the lived reality of immigration policy an

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