Project Core

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Project Core

Project Core is a 12 part series of learning modules that aims to build capacity to support students of all ages who are emerging in their communication and literacy skills.

Project Core is a research-based, federally funded grant project from UNC-Chapel Hill, Center for Literacy and Disability Studies (CLDS). It is led by a special educator and researcher (Dr. Karen Erickson), uses an interdisciplinary approach and most importantly provides explicit instruction strategies to support teacher/therapist work with APS students with some of the most complex learning needs.

While this series was designed for educators, we believe that the information is important for families so they can support the development of their children's communication skills in the home and community environments and partner with the school staff to support learning.

This series will be offered virtually and we will forward links to join the sessions. These sessions are designed to take place over 12 weeks, so please plan to join us each Monday evening at 8pm for the duration of the series. (We will take a break during APS' winter break, and wrap up the end of the series in January). Thanks for committing to join us for this important series - we are looking forward to getting to know you, and know that the time we spend together will support your child's learning.

First name *

Last name *

Email address *

We will forward links to join the session to this email address.

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This series is designed for parents/guardians/caregivers with children/students who are Arlington residents and/or attend Arlington Public Schools.

The parent/guardian/extended family member of an Arlington Public Schools student

The parent/guardian/extended family member of a child receiving services through Arlington County's Early Intervention Program (PIE)

An Arlington County resident with a child who attends private school or is being homeschooled.

A caregiver of a child who resides in Arlington County

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Please indicate your child's age/grade:

0-2 (Early Intervention Program)

PreK

Elementary School (Grades K-5)

Middle School (Grades 6-8)

High School/Secondary Program

Which school/program does your child attend? *

Please indicate the name of your child's APS school/program; early intervention program; private placement; and/or whether you are homeschooling your child.

Please tell us more about the type of communication system your child currently uses:

Please list any ADA accommodations you require to participate in the series:

If you require language interpretation, please indicate the language

We are planning to print a companion resource handbook for the series, which will hopefully be ready by the second session on October 19th. We will touch base once they are ready with those who prefer to pick the handbook up. Please let us know the best way to connect you with the handbook:

I will pick up my handbook at the Syphax Education Center, 2110 Washington Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22041 (between the hours of 9am and 3pm)?

Please mail my handbook to me

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If you prefer to receive your handbook by mail, please provide your mailing address below:

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