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The 16 page document, Increasing Postsecondary Opportunities and Success for Students and Youth with Disabilities was released September 17, 2019 by the US Education Department, as a question/answer format, to clarify 4 target areas of postsecondary education for this population.
This NEW Florida IPSE Credential Guidance Brief Series was developed, in 2019, by the Florida Consortium on Inclusive Higher Education (FCIHE) in collaboration with Community and State Agencies through an FCIHE Work Group and the FCIHE Credential Steering Committee. This…
FCIHE will put out bi-monthly updates with news related to the Consortium, local, state, and national coverings, as well as pertinent information in the world of inclusive post-secondary education. FCIHE August.September Update
Registration for the 2018 Annual Hartwick symposium: Secondary and Family Focus is now open.
Congratulations to Elyse, one of the IES students at UCF for being recognized yesterday on World Down Syndrome Day for her contributions to the university! Elyse is a sophomore studying Business, and is a stong believer in social change and…
The 2018 Annual Hartwick Symposium Series is a set of annual symposiums conducted to meet the needs of students with intellectual disability, families, and professionals. There are three Hartwick Symposiums in the series; designated Self-Advocates, Family Focus, and Secondary.
See the attached document for more information: Fl Department of Education Request for Information
The Southeastern Postsecondary Education Alliance (SEPSEA) is an alliance of inclusive postsecondary education programs across the southeast where we share our practices of IPSE. This year the SEPSEA conference is in Memphis Tennessee, April 19 & 20, 2018. The…
FCIHE will put out bi-monthly updates with news related to the Consortium, local, state, and national coverings, as well as pertinent information in the world of inclusive post-secondary education. December.January Update
Reauthorization of HEOA of 2008 will have a significant impact on the TPSID initiative. Republicans have taken the first step toward reauthorization with their December 1 introduction of H.R. 4508, Promoting Real Opportunity, Success, and Prosperity through Education Reform (PROSPER)…
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