Buffalo communities have been bolstered in recent years by the influx of refugees, and immigrants. As a base of community pride, and the people of Buffalo being as welcoming as they are, these new populations have been embraced, and we have seen them thrive. Many local periodicals, and media outlets have highlighted their success stories,
Julie Cataldo is strapped into a harness as she sits in her wheelchair just a few feet from the edge of the Erie Canal. A hydraulic lift hoists her from the chair and swings her out over the water. The lift lowers her into a kayak, and its operator adjusts her seat. This is Cataldo’s
When families, communities and schools work together students succeed. It is important for families to feel welcome in their child’s school and to have an understanding of what their children are learning and doing in class. There is real value in parents and family members feeling connected to the teacher, principal and other families. Communication
Western New York College Consortium of Disability Advocates The consortium, better known as “C.C.D.A.,” is comprised of a group of post secondary and secondary education professionals, along with community and government agency representatives who are directly involved in working with students with disabilities. The group was originally formed to address the needs of students with
Presented by the Departments of Guidance & Counseling, Career & Technical Education, & Central Registration Center The 2017 HIGH SCHOOL SHOWCASE is designed to be a “one-stop shop” where parents, guardians, and students can: Meet with representatives from all BPS high schools to learn about programs available to students, including our Career & Technical Education
Wondering how you can lend immediate help to families affected by Hurricane Harvey? Please read this message from Isabel Garcia. There’s a way we all can help. As a parent and CEO of Parent to Parent of Miami a nonprofit organization that provides help, hope, and support to families of children and adults with disabilities,
Daemen College through the support from various foundations is launching the Center for Allied and Unified Sport & Exercise or CAUSE. Starting this September, Daemen College will be holding FREE Sport Activity Sessions on Sunday afternoons from 2 pm to 4 pm for individuals with Disabilities. Under the supervision of Daemen Athletics Coaches and Faculty,
Heritage Centers After School Program for Students with Developmental Disabilities Open to Ages 7 – 21 Space is Limited 2 pm – 6 pm Call 833-8603 x2211 with questions or to begin the referral process! Locations: Ken-Ton School District 205 Yorkshire Road, Tonawanda or Buffalo Public School District St. Mary’s School for the Deaf 2253
Is your child excited about going back to school? Are you looking forward to the new school year? Back to school time brings many new experiences… a new grade, new teachers, new friends and new goals. If your child has trouble with changes in their routine, difficulty learning new things or making friends, September can
CAMPAIGN: Duchess County executive brings message of social acceptance to Niagara LEWISTON – Marc Molinaro, county executive of Dutchess County, came to Niagara University on Friday with an initiative that concerns not only his constituents but members of the community statewide. It’s called “Think Differently” and it attempts to break down the barriers for those
