March 15—20, 2019 SPECIAL NEEDS
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Specialized Training
NHTSA Child Passenger Safety Restraint Training This training session approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration teaches the proper securement of pre-school aged children in appropriate child safety restraint systems (CSRS) on school bus seats.
Betsey A. Helfrich, Esq. Legal Expert
Betsey leads the special education department for Mickes O’Toole, LLC in St. Louis. Licensed in Missouri and Kansas, she has suc- cessfully represented school districts against a variety of claims in state and federal courts, including the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, as well as in administrative and special education due process hearings.
Patrick Mulick Behavior Expert Patrick is a board certified behavior analyst, a certified speaker, trainer, and coach with the John Maxwell Team, and a cancer survivor. He is an educational consultant and works as the autism spe- cialist for the Auburn School District in Washington state.
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*Emergency Evacuation Strategies for Students with Special Needs Emergency Evacuation training is designed to train drivers and bus monitors in the proper way to plan, practice and conduct an emergency evacuation of a school bus.
*Connecting Behavior to the Disability IDEA identifies 13 categories of disabilities which are frequently diagnosed for the students riding your buses. This four-hour workshop will provide the detailed information to assist the transporter in connecting the behaviors to the disability to facilitate the ability to anticipate common challenges.
* Included with Main Conference Registration
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