At the end of the 2015 legislative session, advocates of children and young adults with disabilities took a few minutes to enjoy their hard won victories. This was especially true for parents of children with autism who had brought their pleas for insurance coverage for their children’s complicated medical and …
The conference will be held Saturday May 2nd at the University of Hawaii Campus Center in Manoa. We hope you’ll make an appointment to join us for a great day, and take advantage of the many benefits we can offer: First class speakers. Local experts and families are teaming up …
In SPIN’s September SPIN News we outlined the State Systemic Improvement Plan (SSIP) process—a wide-ranging plan to improve academic performance for Hawaii students with disabilities. Here’s a progress report: A focus on reading improvement has been selected, and A group of over 100 stakeholders met on December 12th to take a …