Restraint and Seclusion

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Just a reminder that the restraint and seclusion webinar is THIS TUESDAY sponsored by Parent to Parent of Georgia! If you don't think that this could happen to your child, think again. Learn how to give public input and let your voice be heard. It is very important that the State Advisory Panel hear your opinions. Learn what all of this is about, and learn what you can do about it.

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If you are unable to make the webinar, maybe you can join us at one of the state wide forums. I will be helping on January 26th at the Community Forum in Atlanta.

Calendar of Upcoming Events:

Safe Schools Initiative Webinars

These sessions will introduce the issue of restraint and seclusion and a proposed Georgia Department of Education rule limiting their use in Georgia schools. There will be an explanation of the process for making public comment before the State Board of Education and tips on writing and submitting comment.

January 19, 2010 - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm (Click to reserve your webinar seat now)

January 25, 2010 - 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm (Click to reserve your webinar seat now)

Community Participation Forums

Please RSVP to attend a Community Forum:

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or (800)537-2329

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January 26, 2010: 10am - 2pm - Rialto Center for the Arts (80 Forsyth Street, NW, Atlanta, 30303)

January 28, 2010: 10am - 2pm - Macon (Location to be determined)

January 29, 2010: 10am - 2pm - Valdosta (Location to be determined)

February 1, 2010: 10am - 2pm - Institute on Human Development and Disability (850 College Station Road, Athens, 30602)

Debbie Dobbs, MS

Master of Science

Educational Consultant & Child Advocate

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Information contained in this communication is confidential and privileged. It is not meant to represent legal or medical advice, but rather advice given based on my knowledge as the parent of a child with disabilities, a trained Parent Advocate by the GA Advocacy Office, a member of the Council of Parent Advocates & Attorneys, by working in the medical industry for over 20 years, training received from Pete on Special Education Law and Advocacy, and medical coding and documentation courses. Please do not forward without my permission.