Community Inclusion Ambassadors Inc. makes our community more inclusive for families with special needs children and young adults. We believe all children deserve a chance to participate and thrive.
Jan 12, 2022
Nov 2, 2021
Sensory Santa 2021
Sensory Santa has now opened sign up.
Paoli Friends Food Pantry Project
Paoli Friends Food Pantry Project
The Paoli Friends Food Pantry Project is complete. At 8 in the morning on Thursday Oct 14th volunteers started out to pick up the new shelving carts and other started to prepare the food pantry room. By 6:30 that evening the last cans were placed in their spots. Volunteers from Community Inclusion Ambassadors, Paoli Friends Meeting, and Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana troop 6175 pulled together for this project that was made possible by the Amazon Gives program.
The Paoli Friends Food Pantry serves the community as an emergency food resource by helping to bridge times of food insecurity for families. The PFFP is operated by the Paoli Friends Meeting A Quaker Church with pastor Mark Tope coordinating the food pantry.
Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana Troop #6175 is planning a service project collecting items for the food pantry and we will share more information once the girl scouts have the service project ready.
Community Inclusion Ambassadors Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit organization that operates to help families raising children with disabilities and to develop resources for families. If you would like to help support our work for local families please visit our website www.ourcia.org or https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/3998069
Sep 19, 2021
Do you know our SEMP?
SEMP
Special Education Monitoring Program
- Bullying of students with disabilities ( By students and staff members)
- Refusing to Evaluate a student for Special education services.
- Requiring a parent to get a note for family doctor for ADD or ADHD before the school will evaluate a student for special education services.
- Telling families a child is required to be on medication for ADD or ADHD to attend pubic school
- Schools putting students on reduced days due to behaviors with no IEP goals of returning to full days.
- Schools refusing to allow parents to have a meaningful role as a IEP team member.
- Schools refusing to give families Prior Written Notice (PWN)
- Schools Refusing to set IEP Meetings at a time and location that is mutually agreed upon.
- Schools failing to do reevaluations when its needed ( Reevaluation is to be considered every 3 years or when a parent or teacher feels its needed to help develop the IEP)
- Special education students left on school buses alone.
- Schools Predetermining students placement or IEP supports with out parents involvement.
- Schools not meeting the requirements of child find. (1)
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