PROMISE FOUNDATION, INC.: Questions to ponder for next week......

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Questions to ponder for next week......

Between 2001 and the present.....

1. How many impartial due process cases do you think were decided in Northwest Ohio?

2. What would you estimate to be the ratio between the number of decisions
favoring parents and the number favoring school districts?

Hint:
http://webapp2.ode.state.oh.us/exceptional_children/p

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THE PROMISE FOUNDATION IS:

The Promise Foundation Sandusky is a very small, non-profit community group organized several years ago by a number of families in the northwest Ohio area. The organization's primary purpose is to provide support for families who love and live with one or more disabled family members or family members experiencing some degree of disability. Among other things, this includes the whole scope of special education and the process of addressing the educational needs of children experiencing any degree of disability".

THE PROMISE FOUNDATION IS NOT:

→ a place to get help, or

→ to give or seek advice, or

→ to engage in advocacy, activism, or social change initiatives

Whenever possible and appropriate, we will provide references or links to other organizations and agencies with the resources to address these needs.

Regional Disability History Archive

From the University of Toledo, Disablities Studies website at:
http://www.utoledo.edu/as/disability/historyarchive/index.html

The Regional Disability History Archive
at the University of Toledo:
Documenting the Historical Experience of the Disabled in Northwest Ohio is housed in The University of Toledo Ward M. Canaday Center in the Disability History Archive.
The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections received the Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies/National Organization on Disability Award. The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections earned this recognition for their Regional Disability History Archive Project, an effort to chronicle the work of various organizations that have served people with disabilities in northwestern Ohio. This annual award is administered by the National Organization on Disability’s National Partnership Program and is sponsored by Aetna, Inc.