• June 17th - Online Work Time (hybrid, come & go session)
• June 18, 25, & July 2nd - Building a Foundation for Supporting Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities (virtual training, must attend all 3 days to receive credit)
  
• July 31st & August 1st - Low Incidence Disabilities Conference (in-person)
• August 14th, 21st, & 28th - Building a Foundation for Supporting Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities (virtual training, must attend all 3 days to receive credit)

• June 3rd - Active Learning Supervisors Roundtable (hybrid session)
  

• June 4th - Empowering Educators: Elevating Instruction with Technology - Creating Accessible Digital Content for All Learners
• June 4th - Empowering Educators: Elevating Instruction with Technology - Using AI in the Classroom Timesaving Hacks for Teachers
• June 6th - Empowering Educators: Elevating Instruction with Technology - Community Referenced Instruction Practical Ideas for Students with Complex Access Needs
• September 12th - Seriously Wild about Assistive Technology (in-person)
  
• November 13th - Adapting Early Literacy for all Communication Needs (in-person)

• June 18th - Braille Boot Camp

Please join Region 10 for our first-ever Caring for Every Mind Mental and Behavioral Health conference. This event promises to be memorable, with national and local presenters sharing their knowledge around mental health and related topics. The event will feature daily keynotes with additional breakout sessions diving further into topics such as supporting mentally healthy schools and classrooms, technology and mental health, stress, anxiety, grief, trauma, and more! The conference is open to all in education.

Exclusive Offer: Unlock access to all three days (June 25th -27th) of the conference for just $25 by using promo code “R10Care.” But don’t wait—this special offer is only valid until May 31, 2024!

Click here to register.

Thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing you there!

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Consider sharing strategies that work for your classroom with your fellow educators by presenting a session at this year's conference. Possible topics for breakout sessions include (but are not limited to):

• setting up learning stations
• collaborative classroom teams
• inclusion for students with complex needs
• classroom and campus community building
• grading and aligning instruction to enrolled grade-level through prerequisite skills

The registration fee is waived for educators who are selected to present a breakout session during the conference.

Texas SPED Support currently has 21 self-paced courses available related to working with students with significant cognitive disabilities and complex access needs, including Universal Design for Learning (UDL) for Students with Complex Access Needs.

Seven of these courses offer free coaching or support after completing the online portion. The courses with coaching available are:

• Building a Foundation for Supporting Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities
  
• Classroom Organization, Schedules, and Positive Behavior Supports (Effective Practices)
  
• Designing and Supporting Instruction (Effective Practices)
  
• IEPs and Instruction (Effective Practices)
  
• A Step Towards IEP Quality and Rigor
  
• Supporting Communication (Effective Practices)
• Teamwork and Transitions (Effective Practices)

To sign up or get more information about this free support: complete this coaching request form to schedule a brief pre-coaching meeting with me. If you need signing up or completing any of the courses, please email me at cathryn.king@region10.org or join the June Online Work Time session.

Low Incidence Disabilities/Assistive Technology Consultant

Email: cathryn.king@region10.org
Website: region10.org/programs/low-incidence-disabilities-lid
Location: 904 Abrams Road, Richardson, TX, USA
Phone: 972-348-1590