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CCSE Monthly General Meeting – Dyslexia Information

Posted by pta373 on February 8, 2008

CALENDAR MEETING AGENDA                                 

Date:                 Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Time:                 6:30 p.m.

Location:        P79M,  55 East 120th Street, New York, NY 10035  

  • Call to Order and Roll Call        
  • Secretary’s Report – Charles Henderson
  • Approval of Meeting Minutes dated 1/16/08            
  • Report of the President – John Englert     
  • Report of the Superintendent – Bonnie Brown        
  • Inside Dyslexia: A Documentary Film by Josh Eason and Nate Hamlin     
  • Q & A Session on Programs/Resources Available for Children with Dyslexia  Danielle Mowery, Outreach Associate, The International Dyslexia Association Marjorie Bissainthe, Outreach Director, Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic  Public Forum  

The Public is requested to keep its questions and comments to under four minutes.

 Announcements:      Next CCSE Calendar Meeting/Topic: Wednesday, March19th at 6:00 pm in Tweed Court House , 52 Chambers Street, New York,  NY 10007 / Special Education Question and Answer Session / Special Education Survey.  MEETING DATE & TIME IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.  INTERESTED PARTIES REQUESTING TRANSLATION SERVICES SHOULD CONFIRM BY CALLING THE CCSE OFFICE @ 718-752-7393 OR VIA EMAIL AT CCSE@SCHOOLS.NYC.GOV .  

All meetings are held at wheelchair accessible sites. 

2 Responses to “CCSE Monthly General Meeting – Dyslexia Information”

  1. Hello –
    Could you please add New York Branch of International Dyslexia Association to your website resource listing (www.nybida.org for the link)

    I will be speaking at your Feb 13th meeting

    Thanks so much!
    Danielle Mowery

  2. pta373 said

    To Danielle Mowery,

    Thank you so much for your comment. We look forward to hearing about your association at the next CCSE meeting. I have put the link to the Intl. Dyslexia Association (NY Branch) on our Resource List. Thank you for the information!

    Everyone knows someone with dyslexia. Growing up, my brother struggled with it. My parents put many long hours into helping him achieve his academic dreams. I am sure your site will help some of our parents. Thank you for your continuing advocacy.

    -Kirsten Rorke, Parent Coordinator

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