Compass High School Bay Area

THIS WEEK! The Neurodiversity Education Series presents "Thinking Differently about the 'Social' Uses of Media for Neurodivergent Youth" with Meryl Alper, PhD, Associate Professor of Communication Studies, Northeastern University Wednesday, November 20, 2024, 5:30pm – 6:30pm PT, Virtual Event (Live) Register: https://ow.ly/zINR50U8IVz Dr. Meryl Alper, Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Northeastern University and author of Kids Across the Spectrums: Growing Up Autistic in the Digital Age, will discuss the “social” aspects of media for neurodivergent youth. Parents/caregivers, educators, health professionals, and community members welcome! Simultaneous Spanish interpretation will be available. Free admission. The Neurodiversity Education Series is presented by The Parent Venture, Children's Health Council, Compass High School Bay Area, REEL (Resilience and Engagement for Every Learner), and The RILEY Project , with major funding from the Sequoia Healthcare District. For more information, please visit https://ow.ly/jqCn50U8IVE, or contact Charlene Margot, MEd, Co-Founder and CEO, The Parent Venture, at [email protected]. Bev Hartman Riley Mulcahy Meryl Alper Callie Turk Cindy Lopez Amanda Morin Samuel Drazin Olenka Steciw Villarreal Eric Endlich, Ph.D. Elizabeth C. Hamblet Nicole Ofiesh #parenteducation #parenting #neurodiversity #neurodivergence #socialmedia #technology #inclusion #neurodivergent #media #autism #ADHD #dyslexia #dyscalculia #dysgraphia

Here's a look at some of the SF Bay Area schools that support neurodivergent students -- They will be available to talk with you at the Inclusive Schools Group Admissions Fair this Friday, Nov. 8th at Noon! Register for free here:?https://lnkd.in/dTZ-ef6C

Are you a parent or provider looking for the right school for a neurodivergent student? Attend the ISG Fall Admissions Fair on Zoom 27 SF Bay Area Schools Attending Friday, Nov. 8, 2024 | 12pm - 1pm PT (Zoom) Register for free at https://lnkd.in/gknFAmXk At the Inclusive Schools Group Admissions Fair, you'll have a unique opportunity to meet one-on-one with admissions officers and school leaders. Each participating school will host its own breakout room, giving you the chance to ask personalized questions about their culture, curriculum, teachers, and student experience. Whether you're exploring options or actively searching, this event will help you find the right fit for your student.

Happening TONIGHT! There’s still time to register and join us. https://ow.ly/cmjw50TMiNQ

Have you registered for next Thursday’s Neurodiversity Education Series event yet? I’m kicking off season 2 with “Understanding Neurodiversity and Neurodivergence: Creating a More Empathetic, Accessible World.” Oct 17, 2024, 8:30pm ET – 9:30pm ET and is a FREE virtual event Live) I’ll provide parents and educators with practical information about neurodiversity and neurodivergence, to help students feel accepted and supported for who they are. Parents/caregivers, educators, health professionals, and community members welcome! Simultaneous Spanish interpretation will be available. Free admission. The Neurodiversity Education Series is presented by The Parent Venture Children's Health Council Compass High School REEL (Resilience and Engagement for Every Learner) The RILEY Project , with major funding from the Sequoia Healthcare District

Did you miss "Neurodiversity and Disability Support in College: Admissions and Beyond" with Dr. Eric Endlich and Elizabeth C. Hamblet, two neurodiversity college professionals? Watch here: https://lnkd.in/gJmjem4f Students with disabilities can succeed in college! However, it’s important for families to consider that the applicable laws change between high school and college, shifting what accommodations and services students may receive. In this presentation, we explored: -What supports are and aren’t commonly available, and how that impacts the college search -What colleges expect from students with disabilities -How students with disabilities can best prepare for the transition to college

?? Announcement: The Gary Payton II Foundation Partners with Morrissey Compton to Launch Dyslexia Evaluation Scholarships ?? We’re excited to share that the GPII Foundation Dyslexia Evaluation Scholarship is now open for applications! Through our partnership with Morrissey Compton Educational Center, we are offering scholarships to provide families in need with access to formal dyslexia evaluations that might otherwise be financially out of reach. ??? Who is Morrissey Compton? Morrissey Compton is a leading non-profit organization committed to helping individuals with learning and social-emotional challenges thrive. Their expertise in conducting dyslexia evaluations and their dedication to supporting children and young adults makes them an invaluable partner in this initiative. Together, we aim to ensure that every child has the opportunity to reach their full potential. At The Gary Payton II Foundation, we understand the importance of early diagnosis and support for children with dyslexia. This initiative is part of our commitment to breaking down barriers and ensuring that every family has the tools to succeed. To learn more or to apply, visit our website: www.gpiifoundation.org Together, we can create a future where every child can thrive! A special thanks to our collaborators: ?? Voice narration by Eryn Mask ?? Media creation by Syd G photography #DyslexiaSupport #EducationalEquity #GPIIFoundation #MorrisseyCompton #Scholarship #CommunityImpact #EducationalAccess

We are excited to be a vendor at Parents Helping Parents's resource fair this Saturday, 9/28. Please come by our booth and say hi!

TUESDAY! Join us for "Neurodiversity and Disability Support in College Admissions and Beyond" with Elizabeth C. Hamblet and Eric Endlich, Ph.D., neurodiversity college experts. Tuesday, September 24 de 2024, 5:30pm – 6:30pm PT, Virtual Event (Live) Register: https://ow.ly/ils950TtX0m Bring your questions about the college search and admission process, along with the college disability accommodation system. Parents/caregivers, educators, health professionals, and community members welcome! Simultaneous Spanish interpretation will be available. Free admission. The Neurodiversity Education Series is presented by The Parent Venture, Children's Health Council, Compass High School Bay Area, REEL (Resilience and Engagement for Every Learner), and The RILEY Project , with major funding from Educating All Learners Alliance. Elizabeth C. Hamblet Eric Endlich, Ph.D. Riley Mulcahy Bev Hartman Callie Turk Cindy Lopez Ellen Cookman, JD, LL.M Amanda Morin Barbara Pape #parenteducation #parenting #neurodiversity #learningdifferences #mentalhealth #college #collegeadmission #learningdisabilities

My only free *virtual* event this fall is NEXT TUESDAY! Don't miss it! I'm honored to be wrapping Parent Venture'? speaker series with colleague Eric Endlich. He'll talk about the college search and application process, I'll talk about the college disability services system, and then we'll take questions. It will be recorded but if you join us live, we can answer YOUR questions. Thanks so much to The Riley Project and Charlene Margot for this invitation. Register: https://lnkd.in/gZtwPi_p #NeurodiversitySupport? #DisabilitySupport? #DisabilityServices? #SpecialNeedsParents? #AutismSupport? #CollegePrep? #CollegeReadiness? #CollegeAdmissions? #ParentingTeens