Welcome, South Shore Special Ed Parents !
Meet with other local Special Education parents and educators. Gather to discuss issues facing special education students and programs.
Our meetings will be facilitated by Diane Evans, the parent of a daughter with Special Needs. Ms. Evans is the Head Teacher at Beal Street Academy and has been the president of the Weymouth, MA Special Education Parents Council (SEPAC). Richard McManus, founder and director of the Fluency Factory and Beal Street Academy will provide behavioral expertise.
Past Meetups
Join South Shore Special Education Meetup Group
What's new?
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Nov 2
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New member
“Hi all. We've just moved back to the Boston area from NC and have a son in 9th grade (HFA & expressive output). We're still trying to figure out services and find the best place to land. Thanks!”
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Nov 1
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New member“I have an 11 year old son with Asperger's Syndrome. I would like to share what I have learned as well as learn from others. We all need to support each other!”
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Oct 30
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New member“To educate myself and share information with other parents of children with learning disabilities/ in need of special education. I'm new to this and value the information garnered from other peoples' experiences”
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Oct 29
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New member
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New member
“Hello, My name is Tracy Bowman and I am with The Irlen Connection. Learn about Irlen Syndrome and how this information can help you. Go to www.irlenconnection.com and read how I learned about this for myself. go to; www.irlenconnection.com”
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Oct 27
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New member
“I have a 13-year-old son with expressive language disorder and cognitive delays. He's in a substantially separate classroom in Quincy. I'm equipping myself with info since I'm not happy with his progress!” -
New member
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Oct 25
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New Greeting for“Hi Deirdre! Welcome to our meetup group. I will be posting the next meeting sometime tomorrow--hope you can come. I THINK I will be having an advocate come to this next meeting.”posted by Richard McManus
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Oct 24
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New member
“I have a 9 year old son with PDD NOS who was diagnosed when he was 2. I am always interested in networking with other Special Needs parents and learning about programs on the South Shore.”
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Oct 19
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New Greeting for“I have some additional thoughts about folks you should get to know--in particular parents of other autistic children who are not receiving the best services yet.”posted by Richard McManus
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Oct 15
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New member
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Asst. Organizers:
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What members are saying
“ The meetup is a great opportunity to share experiences with other parents and hear helpful feedback from seasoned special education providers. ”
“ Opportunity to come away with new insight and resources. Having a learning disabled child can be very isolating. Connecting with other parents who have shared experiences is very empowering. ”
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