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…parents who attended left feeling so much more secure about their options and the tools that are at their disposal when helping their children work towards their most independent life possible….
I am hopeful that in the future we will be able to join with the parents of students with special education needs from other ASPIRA schools so that all of our families are able to learn and grow together. That is one of the ways we can help ensure the students get the most out of everyday.
Please accept my most heartfelt thanks and appreciation for coming to speak to the Temple school psychology students!
Once again, you have “made” the class! I simple cannot emphasize enough how critical you and the PEAC organization are in explaining not only parent perspective, but how to incorporate parent expertise into educational decision-making. You demonstrate the concept of equally valued expertise (not equal expertise) in a collaborative rather than adversarial relationship.
PEAC’s work has made a significant difference in so many lives. I signed up for PEAC because I wanted to pass what I learned forward. I have learned so much from being a client of PEAC to being a parent consultant. There were countless learning opportunities that I had through PEAC. I participated in IEP Clinics, I have been a speaker for colleges, and I have done workshops and outreach opportunities. PEAC has helped me do more than pass on what I have learned. I love to say that I am still learning vastly more with every new opportunity that is being offered. I learned how to advocate better for my son, myself, and my new friends within the special needs community.
See Us In Action
Inclusion Conference – Diane Perry Welcome
Diane Perry welcomes conference attendees.
Inclusion Conference – Linda Carmona-Bell
Linda Carmona-Bell, incoming PEAC President, provides an overview of the conference and logistics.
Inclusion Conference 2019
Full house! thanks to all our sponsors and exhibitors and attendees, especially advocates and self-advocates, for your participation!
Inclustion Conference 2019 – Cathy Taschner
Dr. Cathy Taschner provides the keynote on leadership and change.
Inclustion Conference 2019 – Keynote
Keynote
Inclusion Conference 2019 – Diane Perry
“If you’re going to dare greatly, your going to get your (butt) kicked at some point. If you choose courage you will absolutely know failure, disappointment, setback and even heartbreak. That’s why we call it courage, and that’s why it’s so rare” (Brene Brown)
Patricia Creegan Award
Patricia Creegan Award
Patricia Creegan Award
Dr. Gerry Arango remembering Trish Creegan, namesake for PEAC’s award.
Patricia Creegan Award Recipient
Congratulations Titania Boddie, recipient of the 2019 Trish Creegan award.