The Autism Society of North Carolina offers guidance and support in educating your child. Our knowledgeable Autism Resource Specialists around the state offer expert advice on many issues.
The IEP Toolkit
A strong Individualized Education Program (IEP) is an important part of ensuring your childās success at school. Empowering parents to be their childrenās best advocates is the guiding principle for this toolkit, which will walk you through the process.
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Other Toolkits and Resources
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- Behavior & the IEP Toolkit
- IEP: Transition Component
- Bullying Toolkit
- Student Profile – Use our example to write a biographical sheet about your loved one for teachers
- IEP Elements Organizer Form to find and record the key components of your child’s IEP. Click here to download a blank form.
- Homeschooling Children with AutismĀ resource guide
K-12 Scholarships from the State of North Carolina
North Carolina has two scholarships to assist children and their families who want to attend non-public (private or home) schools for all or part of kindergarten through the end of high school. The Disabilities Grant Program assists children with disabilities, and the Opportunity Scholarship assists lower income families. Find information about both on the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority website. Students with disabilities from low-income families might qualify for both programs, so please be sure to look at the pages for both.
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