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	LITTLETON SPECIAL EDUCATION PARENT ADVISORY COUNCIL PO BOX 1233 LITTLETON, MASSACHUSETTS 01460 Epilepsy Workshop March 13th , 7 pm in the Keva Room at the Littleton High School We will be having a representative from the Epilepsy Foundation of Mass. talk about Epilepsy. She will discuss seizure recognition, first aid, diagnosis and treatment. She will also discuss the psycho-social issues that surround Epilepsy. Family Ties Workshop April 17th 7 pm Keva Room at the Littleton High School Lisa Mayer will present a workshop on helping parents of special needs children sort out all the paperwork and provide us with information and support on a variety of services through out Massachusetts and beyond. Family Ties is a statewide information and support network for families of children with special needs. It is a project of the Federation for Children with Special Needs, funded by the Mass. Dept. of Public Health, Bureau of Family and Community Health, Division for Special Health Needs. A wonderful workshop! Littleton Special Education Parent Advisory Council would like to welcome parents, caregivers, teachers and interested citizens to our monthly meetings. The mission of the Littleton Special Education Parent Advisory Council is to work towards the understanding, support, respect, and appropriate education for all children with special needs in our community. Our meetings are held on Monday evenings at the Shaker Lane Library @ 7 pm on the following dates: Oct 24, 2005, Nov 21st 2005, Feb. 13th 2006, and Mar 13th 2006. In years past we have offered workshops on Basic Rights and the Chapter 766 Laws, ADD, ADHD, Tourettes Syndrome, Asperger's Syndrome and planning your Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Every December we join the town wide holiday bazaar. Funds raised at the bazaar provide a graduating senior with a scholarship. Currently we are planning a joint workshop with the Wayside Counseling Center and the Littleton Youth Health Advisory Council on the warning signs of childhood depression and the accompanying behaviors that exist with depression. Educational Evaluators and specialists from the Town of Littleton will also be giving presentations in the winter of 2006. Brochures are available at each of the schools. If you would like a brochure sent to you and/or have any questions please contact Anne Taylor: taylor.aa@verizon.net.
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