Chronic illness forms can protect students from penalties due to excessive absences caused by serious health conditions, even if they don’t qualify for other special education programs. These forms are critical for families managing long-term health conditions, helping children avoid academic setbacks and ensuring they receive the support they need from their schools.
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Research consistently shows that when parents and professionals work together toward shared goals, children achieve better educational, developmental, and behavioral outcomes.
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Trudy Billy coordinates staffing for events and activities in central and northern Arizona. She also works with the 22 federally recognized tribes to familiarize them with RSK services, including family support services and workshops.
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Your voice can help shape the future of transition services in Arizona. Comments must be received by Thursday, September 19, 2024 at noon.
RSK Weighs In on Proposed Changes to High School Transition Planning Read More »
This prestigious program recognizes parents and family members who have demonstrated leadership in their communities and are connected to Title V programs serving children and youth.
Kelly Randall Accepted Into Prestigious AMCHP Leadership Lab Family Leaders’ Cohort Read More »
As we strive to build inclusive and supportive environments, we encourage families to explore a range of summer activities that promote development and strengthen familial bonds.
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Viviana Sexton’s journey with RSK began when her oldest son, Asher, was diagnosed with autism at 2 1/2. This pivotal moment led her to seek support from Raising Special Kids where she found the hope and assistance she needed to begin her family’s path forward.
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Quality child care supports a child’s development, and any positive child care program represents a collaboration among center staff and families. When a child has healthcare, behavioral or other needs, it’s even more important to have that connection.
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Raising Special Kids celebrated its 45th anniversary with a joyous event on April 26, 2024. The event, emceed by Gina Maravilla, was a vibrant celebration of the organization’s history of empowering Arizona families of children with disabilities.
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We stand in full support of Arizona Senate Bill 1435 aimed at holding public entities, including schools, accountable for negligence, particularly concerning the safety and well-being of vulnerable individuals, including children with disabilities.
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