Must Listen Episode for New Parents of Disabled Children

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Amber Brady, Instructional Specialist for Secondary Transitions, a department in Special Ed in Charles County Schools. Our Rita Rich talked to her for See ME. See My Ability about the help public school systems can be to most parents of physically or intellectually developmentally disabled children. Learn practical advice, and gain valuable wisdom about working with the school system to help you and your child. #IDD #ADA #Disabilities #Public Schools. #Transitioning Youth

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If you’re new to parenting a child with any kind of disability you must listen to this episode featuring Amber Brady, Instructional Specialist for Secondary Transitions, a department in Special Ed in Charles County Schools.

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