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1. • • Throughout Ohio, the Coalition’s services reach families of children and youth, birth through 26 years of age, with all disabilities. OCECD’s programs help parents become informed and effective representatives for their children in all educational settings. In addition, youth are assisted to advocate for themselves.
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   How do I contact Ohio Coalition for Education of children with disabilities?

   • Ohio Coalition for Education of Children with Disabilities works with parents to help them obtain the assistance they need. If you need one-to-one assistance, call (740) 382-5452 or email us at ocecd@ocecd.org

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   What does ocecd do?

   • is a statewide nonprofit organization that serves families of infants, toddlers, children and youth with disabilities in Ohio, educators and agencies who provide services to them. OCECD works through the coalition efforts of over 40 parent and professional disability organizations and over 70 individual members which comprise the Coalition.

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   What is Ohio's Exceptional Children's SPDG?

   • The Ohio Department of Education (the Department), Office for Exceptional Children’s SPDG is aligned with Ohio’s Plan to Raise Literacy Achievement to improve early language and literacy outcomes for all students, including those with disabilities, English learners, and other at-risk learners.

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   What is the ocecd app?

   • The Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities (OCECD) is thrilled to introduce the OCECD App, a dynamic Android application designed to bring you swift access to a wealth of resources, events, and training information.

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   How do I contact ocecd?

   • If you need one-to-one assistance, call (740) 382-5452 or email us at ocecd@ocecd.org is a statewide nonprofit organization that serves families of infants, toddlers, children and youth with disabilities in Ohio, educators and agencies who provide services to them.

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   How does the Ohio Coalition help students with disabilities?

   • The Ohio Coalition adds the additional focus of students with disabilities. Studies have shown positive outcomes when Parent Centers partner with State and local agencies, other nonprofits, and Independent Living Centers in order to provide postsecondary education options, employment training, and supports.

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   Ohio Coalition for Education of Children with Disabilities works with parents to help them obtain the assistance they need. If you need one-to-one assistance, call (740) 382-5452 or email us at ocecd@ocecd.org.

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4. www.ocecd.org › Downloads › Parents Rights in theOhio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities

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   An evaluation is given to help determine if a child is a child with a qualifying disability that requires special education services (not all disabilities do).

5. education.ohio.gov › Topics › Special-EducationFamilies of Students with Disabilities | Ohio Department of ...

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   • Early Childhood and Preschool
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   11 District Plan– On March 2, 2020, the United States District Court, Southern District of Ohio, Eastern Division, approved a settlement agreement which requires the Ohio Department of Education to...

   Annual Special Education Family Survey - To meet the requirements of IDEA, the Office for Exceptional Children (OEC) works with The Ohio Statewide Family Engagement Center to administer the Annual...

   Getting Involved with your Child’s Learning- Learn by age group about what children are expected to know and be able to do, how they are tested and how to assist them at home. This page also includ...

   OCALI Family and Community Outreach Center– This site offers online tools, connects families to information and resources, and raises awareness and acceptance.

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   BOLD Beginning! - Find information and resources here for Ohio families, caretakers, teachers, and childcare providers to access all things related to early childhood in Ohio’s state agencies.

   Early Care & Education Search Tool- This tool helps to locate the type of early care and education program that meets a child/family’s needs.

   Head Start- Head Start is a federally funded school readiness program for children prenatal to age 5. Head Start provides services to eligible children and families in the areas of early learning,...

   Preschool Special Education- In Ohio, preschool special education is for three- to five-year old children with disabilities. The Office of Early Learning and School Readiness aims for families, pre...

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   Ohio Governor’s Imagination Library– This initiative promotes early childhood literacy by partnering with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. The Ohio Governor’s Imagination Library aims to put mor...

   Reading Tips for Families– This page provides ideas for families to learn more about reading, along with tips and activities to help children become successful readers.

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6. www.ocecd.org › ProgramsPrograms - OCECD

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   The Ohio Department of Education (the Department), Office for Exceptional Children’s SPDG is aligned with Ohio’s Plan to Raise Literacy Achievement to improve early language and literacy outcomes for all students, including those with disabilities, English learners, and other at-risk learners.

7. www.milestones.org › resources › community-resourceOhio Coalition for the Education of Children with ...

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   OCECD works through the coalition efforts of over 40 parent and professional disability organizations and over 70 individual members which comprise the Coalition. Offers trainings around Ohio geared towards parents and professionals on a variety of topics.

8. ohiofamiliesengage.osu.edu › resources › youth-selfYouth Self-Advocacy and Empowerment Resources from the Ohio ...

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   OCECD has put together a webpage featuring resources and information intended to help individuals prepare and practice advocating for themselves. To hear tips from students with disabilities who have learned to advocate for themselves in high school, at work, and at college, follow the link below.

9. www.disabilityrightsohio.org › faq-specialDisability Rights Ohio - Special Education: Other Resources

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   Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities (OCECD) assists parents with information and referral. OCECD maintains regional offices throughout the state. Address: 125 Executive Drive, Suite 200, Marion, OH 43302. Email: ocecd@ocecd.org. Phone: 844-382-5452.