Become proficient with IEP transition plans and the 8 elements of Indicator 13 Indicator 13: Guidance will be provided on the specific elements, practices, services and strategies that relate to Indicator 13. Resources: Participants will become familiar with community partners who support students, transition assessments, and provide guidance and resources. Location: Bellows Falls High School, […]
Become proficient with IEP transition plans and the 8 elements of Indicator 13 Indicator 13: Guidance will be provided on the specific elements, practices, services and strategies that relate to Indicator 13. Resources: Participants will become familiar with community partners who support students, transition assessments, and provide guidance and resources. Location: Bellows Falls High School, […]
Join the Dream Team — a powerhouse group of teenagers and young adults who are blind or visually impaired — as they reimagine what transition services can and should be. This summer, the Dream Team is diving deep and on August 14th will answer these questions. What’s working in transition services for students who are blind or visually […]
The Agency of Education is hosting a Special Education Knowledge Week. This week will be hosted from August 18 to August 21, with 45 sessions for educators to participate in!
Topic: Guardianship and Supported Decision Making Presented by: Sarah Nussbaum, Executive Director, Office of Public Guardianship VT Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent living. Date: September 25, 2025 Time: 12:00 - 1:00pm Format: Virtually via Zoom Click Here Phone: +1 646 931 3860 Meeting ID: 951 5041 8943 Organizer: michelle.rovnak@med.uvm.edu Project Coordinator Vermont Child Health Improvement Program (VCHIP) Larner […]
EmpowHer Expressions is an eight-week virtual public speaking and career coaching program for disabled women to improve their public speaking, soft skills, and confidence to achieve career goals and succeed in the working world. The program features weekly 90-minute virtual group classes along with weekly one-on-one mentoring sessions and regular assignments. Participants receive guidance and […]
Join us for the first session of the Youth Career Exploration Panels, a series of one-hour virtual events designed for youth with disabilities and the partners who support them. Each panel highlights a different career field, featuring guest speakers from local businesses and training programs. Location: Online (Zoom) Session 1: Hospitality Careers & Training Hear […]
Location: Virtual Details: This workshop will outline how students can take advantage of statewide Dual Enrollment and Early College programs. Participants will learn about program specifics and explore tools to help students, counselors, and families in decision-making, including assessing readiness. Audience: Families, youth, and professionals Recording: All workshops are recorded and available later on the […]
Location: Virtual Details: This workshop will share updates on developmental services system changes for individuals receiving or planning to apply for developmental services, and their family members. Audience: Families, youth, and professionals Recording: All workshops are recorded and available later on the VFN YouTube channel. Questions: info@vtfn.org
You’re invited to connect, explore, and celebrate community collaboration! Join HireAbility Vermont for a welcoming Open House at our Springfield office. This informal meet-and-greet is the perfect opportunity to meet our dedicated team, enjoy light refreshments, and take a guided tour of our newly refreshed space. Whether you’re a job seeker, educator, employer, or community […]
Location: Virtual Details: Explore the different programs and courses offered through Career and Technical Education (CTE). Learn how families, schools, and CTE centers can collaborate to support students with disabilities who want to pursue technical education. Audience: Families, youth, and professionals Recording: All workshops are recorded and available later on the VFN YouTube channel. Questions: […]
Samuel Habib is a typical 21-year-old, itching to move out, start a career, and find love. But no one tells you how to be an adult, let alone an adult with a disability. Can a community of disability activists help him follow his dreams? www.rideaheadfilm.com Opportunities for people with disabilities are constantly expanding to include […]
