This month, more parents than ever reached out for help preparing for meetings, reviewing IEPs, and understanding IDEA rights. DSNOCC supported families with: Draft IEP reviews LRE and inclusion guidance FBA/BIP questions Placement concerns Parent-school communication tools High expectations matter. Inclusion matters. Parents deserve support. Explore our Parent Advocacy Guide
Our DSNOCC night at Mike’s Farm was pure magic! Families enjoyed the glowing hayride light show, cozy fireside hot dogs, and roasting s’mores under the winter sky. The laughter, conversations, and togetherness made it unforgettable. See more upcoming events and meet-ups.
One of our DSNOCC families recently navigated a challenging IEP process where their child was at risk of being removed from general education for the only hour they were included. With support, knowledge of IDEA laws, and confidence in their child’s rights, this parent stood firm and protected their child’s placement. At DSNOCC, we empower […]
Families gathered earlier this month for the very first Josie’s Wind Chimes of Hope painting event, created in loving memory of Josie Quinn. Parents, siblings, and self-advocates painted canvases with the Down syndrome ribbon, each brush stroke filled with meaning, connection, and remembrance. These canvases will become part of the memorial wind chimes gifted tofamilies […]
We want to share this inspiring video about Augie Terselic in Loveland City Schools in Loveland, Ohio. In a heartwarming display of inclusion, Augie’s story has captured the attention of many, showcasing the power of community and acceptance through his participation in the school choir known as Encore. Augie has become a beacon of hope […]
