Webi-conference: Educational Considerations for Resources Families

Topics: Child development, Cultural awareness and cultural competency, Educational and school issues

format: Webinar

ITP credit available

Foster parents are required to complete the annual training outlined in their Individual Training Plan (ITP) to maintain their license.

Educational Considerations for Resources Families

To earn training credit, please fill out the questionnaire to earn 1 hour of training credit for each of the following webinars.

Recorded September 2022.

Sessions:

Resource family panel: When I send my kid to school; practical pieces of parent wisdom of working with the schools
IEPs and 504 plans: Special education and the foster parent’s roles and responsibilities
Flash Training: The reasonable and prudent parent standard
Alaska Native Education resources: Title VI Indian Education supports
ESSA: Enrollment and stability, transportation
Flash training: Cell phones and youth

Part one: Resource family panel, when I send my kid to school

Learn practical pieces of parent wisdom of working with schools.

Resource family panel
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part two: IEPs and 540 plan

Learn about special education and your roles and responsibilities.

Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part three: The reasonable and prudent parent standard

Learn about the reasonable and prudent parent standard.

Presented by Maria VanOrd, Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part four: Alaska Native education resources

Learn about Title VI Indian education supports.

Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part five: ESSA

Learn about enrollment and stability/transportation.

Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part six: Cell phones and youth

Learn about cell phone use for youth in your care.

Presented by Maria VanOrd, Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Resources

Foster Youth School Stability: Working with the Anchorage School District with Lisa Long, Foster Care Liasion

Special Education IEP vs. 504 Document

Alaskan Special Education Parent Handbook

Bullying Resources

Educational Considerations for Resources Families

To earn training credit, please fill out the questionnaire to earn 1 hour of training credit for each of the following webinars.

Recorded September 2022.

Sessions:

Resource family panel: When I send my kid to school; practical pieces of parent wisdom of working with the schools
IEPs and 504 plans: Special education and the foster parent’s roles and responsibilities
Flash Training: The reasonable and prudent parent standard
Alaska Native Education resources: Title VI Indian Education supports
ESSA: Enrollment and stability, transportation
Flash training: Cell phones and youth

Part one: Resource family panel, when I send my kid to school

Learn practical pieces of parent wisdom of working with schools.

Resource family panel
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part two: IEPs and 540 plan

Learn about special education and your roles and responsibilities.

Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part three: The reasonable and prudent parent standard

Learn about the reasonable and prudent parent standard.

Presented by Maria VanOrd, Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part four: Alaska Native education resources

Learn about Title VI Indian education supports.

Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part five: ESSA

Learn about enrollment and stability/transportation.

Presented by Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Part six: Cell phones and youth

Learn about cell phone use for youth in your care.

Presented by Maria VanOrd, Alaska Center for Resource Families
Format: webi-conference
Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Take the training Take the test for credit

Resources

Foster Youth School Stability: Working with the Anchorage School District with Lisa Long, Foster Care Liasion

Special Education IEP vs. 504 Document

Alaskan Special Education Parent Handbook

Bullying Resources

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