News from the Parent Mentor Centerville & Oakwood City Schools If you haven't visited www.ocali.org, you should! It stands for Ohio Center for Autism and Low Incidence but even if your student(s) doesn't fall into one of the many categories, there is great information for every learner. The site includes information about teaching diverse learners, universal design, lifespan transitions, and family and community outreach. There are webinars, articles, and learning modules. In order for parents to be the best partners in their children's education, we need to be informed about the best practices in education so that, as a team, we can give our kids the opportunity to live their best for their whole lives. The OCALI website is a great, one-stop-shop. It's easy to navigate and the information is up-to-date. Check it out! There are some upcoming events.... NOW RECRUITING FAMILY REPRESENTATIVES FOR 2020! Click to download the application and apply today! Deadline is November 15, 2019! Our State Advisory Council is made up of a diverse group of representatives. This includes parents, grandparents, foster parents, adoptive parents, and other caregivers from urban, rural, and suburban areas. The council also includes high school student delegates, school leaders, representatives of community organizations, and ambassadors from businesses and other community agencies. In total, there are approximately 50 members on the council. Medicaid Waivers and the MyCare Ohio Program This event has been confirmed! This session provides an overview of the Ohio Medicaid Waivers and the MyCare Ohio program. Representatives from the Ohio Department of Medicaid will explain the various Waiver programs including eligibility and benefits packets. In addition, they will explain and answer questions about Provider Compliance, Enrollment, the Independent Provider Process, PCG activities, EVV, and the MyCare Ohio program. Monday November 18th, 2019: 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM Presenters include: Representatives from the Ohio Department of Medicaid Columbus Hosted by and Presented at: Access Center for Independent Living New Location: Miami Valley Housing Opportunity (The Access Center is located on the first floor) 907 West Fifth Street / Suite 100 / Dayton, Ohio 45402 (937)341-5202 voice, (937)341-5217 fax, 711 Ohio Relay PLEASE RSVP by Tuesday November 12th, 2019 Call (937) 341-5202 voice, Email: maria.matzik@acils.com, or 711 Ohio Relay Ask for Maria Matzik ext. 1007 Space is limited! Register early! If you cannot keep your registration, please call to cancel! Sign Language Interpreters and materials in alternative format: Available upon request. Please request interpreter service and alternative format at least 1 week prior to the event. (937) 341-5202 voice or 711 Ohio Relay Ask for Maria Matzik ext. 1007 / Email: maria.matzik@acils.com The Access Center is a fragrance-free environment. We ask that you refrain from wearing cologne and scented products out of consideration for people with chemical sensitivities and breathing problems. We do our best to provide an environment that everyone can feel comfortable in. Bus and Parking Info: Bus Access: Closest bus route is #8. South Passengers can get off at Norwood and Mound. The street sign for W. 5th is visible from there. Go to the corner that shows the W. 5th street sign and cross over the street. The building is right there: Miami Valley Housing Opportunity (The Access Center is located inside on the first floor) AccessAbility
All Ages
A new collaboration between the Centerville-Washington Park District, Washington-Centerville Public Library and the Washington Township Recreation Center, AccessAbility rotates based on the monthly host. Activities will be adapted to give particpants of all ages and abilities an enriching sensory, social and physical experience.
This Month....Afternoon at the Movies
Saturday, November 23 2:00 - 4:00 pm Woodbourne Library 6060 Far Hills Ave
Join us for a sensory-friendly showing of Beauty and the Beast, a Walt-Disney Pictures live-action film. The room will be lighter, the volume will be lower, and audience members are welcome to talk, sing, or move around. Snacks and water are provided. Bean bags and pillows are welcome.
For more information and to register visit www.wclibrary.org |