K-12 WebinarsSpecial Education & Inclusion webinars
Special education webinars cover IEP quality, inclusive instructional design, accessibility, assistive technology, and compliance under IDEA. Sessions often pair a specialist with general education teachers, since most of this work happens in co-taught classrooms. Aimed at special education directors, case managers, and inclusive-practice coaches.
75 upcoming sessions · 18 in the archive
Upcoming sessions
- Sep 157:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: September 2026
TEA's monthly briefing for LEA special education administrators. September's agenda covers special education funding, with additional state guidance topics added closer to the session.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Sep 167:00 PM UTC
All About ABLE Accounts: Helping People with Disabilities Build Financial Security
People with disabilities deserve to be able to save, invest, and spend money to meet their individual goals. Come learn how an Oregon ABLE account can help your child or young adult with a disability build financial security and still keep or access benefits such as SSI, Medicaid, and SNAP. John Valley, Policy & Outreach Director at Upward Oregon, and Amy Geoffroy, a parent and FACT’s Director of Communications & Impact, will talk about all things ABLE. Join us for a special Lunch ‘n Learn.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Sep 224:00 PM UTC
Inclusive by Design: Elevating Equity in Physical Education & Related Arts
Creating meaningful inclusion in physical education and related arts requires intentional planning, collaboration, and a shared vision across roles. This virtual professional learning session is designed for teachers, administrators, and supervisors who want to strengthen inclusive practices in these unique learning environments. Participants will explore practical strategies, look-fors, and real-world examples that support access, engagement, and belonging for students with diverse abilities.
All In for Inclusive Ed150 min → - Sep 248:00 PM UTC
SETT Up for Success: A PreK–12 Framework for Assistive Technology Decision Making
Assistive technology must be considered for every student with an IEP, yet it remains widely underutilized. This webinar introduces the SETT Framework (Student, Environment, Tasks, Tools), a practical, team-based process for matching assistive technology to student needs. Participants will learn how to apply the SETT Framework with students from preK through high school to support communication, behavior and literacy skills, and will receive a planning template, implementation strategies and free AT resources. Live and archive viewing carries 1.0 CE hour.
Council for Exceptional Children60 min → - Oct 22:00 PM UTC
Navigating Section 504: Essential Knowledge for Families
This webinar guides participants through the essentials of Section 504: who qualifies, what to expect during the evaluation process, how accommodations are determined, and the difference between a 504 Plan and an individualized education program (IEP).
Fairfax County Public Schools Family Resource Center90 min → - Oct 24:00 PM UTC
LSGurdin Consulting BCBA Series: Beyond the Behavior Plan - The ADHD Interventions Behavior Analysts Overlook
Behavioral interventions for ADHD symptoms emphasize functional alternatives to maladaptive behaviors, guided by reinforcement principles and behavioral function. Contemporary evidence indicates ADHD is fundamentally a disorder of performance - the inconsistent application of intact skills - rather than a deficit of motivation or skill acquisition, and is closely associated with executive function impairments such as regulating attention and sustaining task engagement. This session shows how ABA practitioners can strengthen outcomes by scaffolding executive function alongside traditional function-based approaches, emphasizing the interplay of antecedents, behaviors and consequences. Offered in partnership with LSGurdin Consulting; BCBAs are eligible for CEs through LSGurdin Consulting.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth60 min → - Oct 61:30 AM UTC
Money Skills No Limits: It’s Your Life! Manage Your Money
Money Skills, No Limits is a six-session virtual training series that helps youth and young adults with disabilities and their families learn how to manage money and make smart choices. This is the first session. Participants will discuss why making your own money decisions is important, needs versus wants, income and expenses, and money mapping.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Oct 68:00 PM UTC
Practical Fluency Instruction for Special Education Students
Reading fluency is a critical link between decoding and comprehension, and many students receiving special education services need targeted support to become fluent readers. In this interactive webinar, participants will explore the key components of reading fluency — accuracy, rate, and prosody — and learn practical ways to incorporate evidence-based strategies that improve reading performance and confidence. Attendees will examine common challenges, review assessment and progress-monitoring practices, and walk through a structured fluency lesson plan template that can be implemented right away. Participants will leave with practical tools, instructional strategies, and a customized fluency lesson plan designed to support student growth and reading success. Free for CEC members; $29 for non-members.
Council for Exceptional Children60 min → - Oct 71:30 PM UTC
Special Education from A to Z, Session 1: Determining Eligibility
Session 1 of the five-part Special Education from A to Z series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. This comprehensive series examines every stage of the special education process, from determining student eligibility to planning successful post-secondary transitions. Presented by five experienced practitioners, each session highlights evidence-based best practices drawn from real-world experience. CEUs and PDPs are available on completion of series quizzes.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Oct 77:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Fall Series, Session 1)
Paraprofessionals play a vital and often under-recognized role in schools, providing essential support to students and teachers alike. This series equips paraprofessionals with a range of practical tools for supporting students academically, socially, emotionally, and behaviorally, while addressing common questions and challenges specific to the role. Note: sessions are not recorded; participants must attend live.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Oct 81:30 AM UTC
Money Skills No Limits: Where We Keep Money
Money Skills, No Limits is a six-session virtual training series that helps youth and young adults with disabilities and their families learn how to manage money and make smart choices. This session covers where people might keep money, including banks, credit unions, checking and savings accounts, and ABLE accounts, along with how to open accounts and understand common fees.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Oct 87:00 PM UTC
Understanding Special Education: IDEA, IEPs, and Communicating with Your Team
This virtual training, presented in partnership with Help Me Grow Oregon and Swindells Resource Center, helps families understand and take part in the special education process. Learn the basic concepts of IDEA, discover how to work well with your school team, and feel prepared for your child’s next IEP meeting.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Oct 94:00 PM UTC
Helping Without Hovering: Smart Strategies for Providing Student Support and How to Fade It
Students with disabilities may require adult support to access instruction, but paraprofessional support can become overprotective and interfere with independence and social interaction. Participants explore strategies for delivering appropriate, least intrusive academic and behavioral support, plus key elements of a plan for fading additional adult support.
All In for Inclusive Ed150 min → - Oct 131:30 AM UTC
Money Skills No Limits: Being Safe With Money
Money Skills, No Limits is a six-session virtual training series that helps youth and young adults with disabilities and their families learn how to manage money and make smart choices. This session covers fraud, scams, identity theft, common scams targeting young people, warning signs, and tips for protecting your money.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Oct 137:00 PM UTC
Comprendiendo la Educación Especial (En español)
Esta capacitación virtual ayuda a las familias a comprender y participar en el proceso de educación especial. Aprenda los conceptos básicos de IDEA, descubra cómo trabajar con el equipo escolar y prepárese para la próxima reunión del IEP de su hijo. La sesión se presenta en español.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Oct 142:00 PM UTC
IEP Team Member Roles and Responsibilities
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: clarifying the roles and responsibilities of IEP team members and how to apply them in Iowa schools.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - Oct 151:30 AM UTC
Money Skills No Limits: Making SMART Goals and Saving For Them
Money Skills, No Limits is a six-session virtual training series that helps youth and young adults with disabilities and their families learn how to manage money and make smart choices. This session focuses on setting SMART goals and creating a plan to save for them.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Oct 162:00 PM UTC
The Nuts and Bolts of the Special Education Process
This webinar guides participants through the special education identification process, including an overview of the local screening process addressing initial consideration for special education eligibility and an overview of the essential components of the individualized education program (IEP).
Fairfax County Public Schools Family Resource Center90 min → - Oct 172:00 PM UTC
A Guide for Turning Executive Skills Into Schoolwide Practice
Getting schools to incorporate executive skills support in general education classrooms can seem like a no-brainer, but for the lone educator it is easier said than done. This session presents ways individual teachers, administrators and support staff can bring executive skills to their schools organically or systemically, one classroom, grade level, department or school at a time, including embedding them in classroom routines and in MTSS structures. Runs 10:00 am - 12:00 pm ET for 2 credit hours; a recording is available for 7 days afterwards.
Learning & the Brain120 min → - Oct 201:30 AM UTC
Money Skills No Limits: Budgets and Tracking, Credit and Debt
Money Skills, No Limits is a six-session virtual training series that helps youth and young adults with disabilities and their families learn how to manage money and make smart choices. This session covers building a budget, tracking spending, understanding credit, and managing debt.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Oct 207:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: October 2026
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Oct 211:30 PM UTC
Special Education from A to Z, Session 2: Comprehensive Evaluations
Session 2 of the five-part Special Education from A to Z series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. Participants gain practical guidance on conducting comprehensive evaluations and collecting and interpreting assessment data, with evidence-based best practices drawn from real-world experience. CEUs and PDPs are available on completion of series quizzes.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Oct 217:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Fall Series, Session 2)
Paraprofessionals play a vital and often under-recognized role in schools, providing essential support to students and teachers alike. This series equips paraprofessionals with a range of practical tools for supporting students academically, socially, emotionally, and behaviorally, while addressing common questions and challenges specific to the role. Note: sessions are not recorded; participants must attend live.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Oct 221:30 AM UTC
Money Skills No Limits: Credit and Debt, Work and Benefits, and Getting Help
Money Skills, No Limits is a six-session virtual training series that helps youth and young adults with disabilities and their families learn how to manage money and make smart choices. This session explores credit and debt, work and benefits, and where to get help with financial questions.
FACT Oregon60 min → - Oct 232:00 PM UTC
Introduction to Dyslexia: What Is It and What Does It Mean for My Student?
Participants will look at the definition of dyslexia and its impact on students, including the different types of dyslexia and what support students with dyslexia require. Participants will also leave with activities and tips to support their students at home.
Fairfax County Public Schools Family Resource Center90 min → - Oct 302:00 PM UTC
Transition Planning: Decision-Making Alternatives for Families of Individuals with Disabilities
As young adults with disabilities and their families prepare for life after high school, this webinar provides an overview of guardianship and conservatorship, powers of attorney, and advance medical directives, including their purposes, differences, and potential impact, plus considerations for choosing the option that best meets a loved one's needs. For educational purposes only; not legal advice.
Fairfax County Public Schools Family Resource Center90 min → - Nov 42:30 PM UTC
Special Education from A to Z, Session 3: Developing Measurable IEP Goals
Session 3 of the five-part Special Education from A to Z series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. This session focuses on using assessment data to develop measurable IEP goals, with practical tools and proven strategies from experienced practitioners. CEUs and PDPs are available on completion of series quizzes.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Nov 48:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Fall Series, Session 3)
Paraprofessionals play a vital and often under-recognized role in schools, providing essential support to students and teachers alike. This series equips paraprofessionals with a range of practical tools for supporting students academically, socially, emotionally, and behaviorally, while addressing common questions and challenges specific to the role. Note: sessions are not recorded; participants must attend live.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Nov 510:00 PM UTC
The Power of Self-Regulated Strategy Development (SRSD): What It Is, Why It Works & How to Use It
Get to know SRSD: an evidence-based approach that makes the thinking behind writing visible. Explore practical strategies for explicitly teaching writing and self-regulation while helping all students become more confident, strategic, and independent writers. Participants will explore the components of Self-Regulated Strategy Development and how the framework supports students in becoming more strategic and independent writers, strengthen understanding of making the thinking behind writing and self-regulation visible to students, and identify practical strategies that support diverse learners across inclusive classrooms. 1.0 CE hour available. Free for CEC members; $29 for non-members.
Council for Exceptional Children60 min → - Nov 65:00 PM UTC
LSGurdin Consulting BCBA Series: Transforming School Practices - Solutions for Shifting from Compliance to Engagement
An insightful session focused on helping school BCBAs shift teams away from traditional compliance-driven approaches to more collaborative and engagement-oriented strategies throughout the school day. Historically, behavioral programs have included interventions that evoke and reinforce compliance. However, this approach can cause distress, avoidance, and negative opinions of our field. The conversation has moved towards designing compassionate interventions that are assent-based, kind, and supportive, fostering an environment where students and staff actively engage with each other, enhancing motivation and participation in the learning process. The presentation reviews research on assent-based, compassionate interventions, discusses the challenges school BCBAs face during the transition from compliance to engagement-based behavior plans, and offers practical solutions to navigate these challenges. Offered in partnership with LSGurdin Consulting; BCBAs are eligible for 1.5 CEUs through LSGurdin Consulting.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth90 min → - Nov 105:00 PM UTC
High-Leverage Practices: A Pathway to Inclusive Success
In this interactive session, educators explore the critical role of high-leverage practices in creating and supporting inclusive classrooms. Through practical strategies and real-world examples, educators learn how to apply HLPs to foster student success, promote collaboration, and ensure all students thrive in inclusive settings.
All In for Inclusive Ed150 min → - Nov 1010:00 PM UTC
Designing for Success: A Systems Approach to Supporting Autistic Learners Through Assessment, Universal Supports, and Evidence-Based Practice
This session presents a quality-of-life framework for supporting autistic learners, organized through a Multi-Tiered System of Supports. Best practice is defined not as reducing behavior or completing work, but as building conditions for participation, communication, belonging, and access to meaningful routines. Participants will work through the recurring assessment loop of universal screening, skill assessment, functional assessment, and progress monitoring; the Tier 1 universal supports every classroom should have — including structure and visual schedules, positive behavior supports, communication systems such as AAC, social skills instruction, and evidence-based curriculum; and the selection of evidence-based instructional practices matched to both learner and context. The framework measures the system as well as the student, using program-level indicators such as implementation fidelity, coaching cycle completion, and screening coverage. 1.0 CE hour available. Sponsored by Anderson Center for Autism. Free for all.
Council for Exceptional Children60 min → - Nov 178:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: November 2026
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Nov 182:30 PM UTC
Special Education from A to Z, Session 4: Out-of-District Placements
Session 4 of the five-part Special Education from A to Z series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. Presenters share best practices for determining when out-of-district placements are appropriate and how to manage them effectively. CEUs and PDPs are available on completion of series quizzes.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Nov 183:00 PM UTC
Appropriate Duties of Paraeducators
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: guidance on the appropriate duties of paraeducators supporting students with disabilities.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - Nov 188:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Fall Series, Session 4)
Paraprofessionals play a vital and often under-recognized role in schools, providing essential support to students and teachers alike. This series equips paraprofessionals with a range of practical tools for supporting students academically, socially, emotionally, and behaviorally, while addressing common questions and challenges specific to the role. Note: sessions are not recorded; participants must attend live.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Dec 22:30 PM UTC
Special Education from A to Z, Session 5: Post-Secondary Transition
Session 5 of the five-part Special Education from A to Z series from Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth. This closing session covers strategies for supporting students as they transition to college, employment, and other post-secondary opportunities, including accessing disability support services in higher education. CEUs and PDPs are available on completion of series quizzes.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Dec 28:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Fall Series, Session 5)
Paraprofessionals play a vital and often under-recognized role in schools, providing essential support to students and teachers alike. This series equips paraprofessionals with a range of practical tools for supporting students academically, socially, emotionally, and behaviorally, while addressing common questions and challenges specific to the role. Note: sessions are not recorded; participants must attend live.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Dec 45:00 PM UTC
LSGurdin Consulting BCBA Series: Transition to What? Building Skills for Life
A practical session for school-based BCBAs focused on transition planning and building functional, real-world skills that prepare students for life beyond school. The presentation explores how behavior analysts can move teams toward meaningful, person-centered transition goals — embedding daily living, vocational, social, and self-advocacy skills into behavior plans so students leave school with competencies that matter. Offered in partnership with LSGurdin Consulting; BCBAs are eligible for 1.5 CEUs through LSGurdin Consulting.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth90 min → - Dec 85:00 PM UTC
Mastering the IEP: Strategies for Effective Writing
Designed for administrators, teachers, and Child Study Team members, this webinar focuses on creating IEPs that are compliant, meaningful, and actionable. Participants learn how to develop clear present levels of performance, write measurable standards-aligned goals, ensure cohesive supports and services, strengthen team collaboration, and monitor progress.
All In for Inclusive Ed150 min → - Dec 93:00 PM UTC
Accessible Educational Materials
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: policies and practices for providing Accessible Educational Materials (AEM) to learners in Iowa schools.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - Dec 158:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: December 2026
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Jan 65:00 PM UTC
Executive Functioning: Spotting It and Supporting It at School and for Life Beyond (Series, Session 1 of 5)
A five-part professional development series on executive functioning — how to recognize executive function challenges in students and support skill development both in school and for life beyond the classroom. Sessions cover identification of executive functioning difficulties, practical classroom strategies, scaffolding and accommodations, and fostering independence so students can carry these skills into adulthood.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Jan 85:00 PM UTC
LSGurdin Consulting BCBA Series: Learning from the Past - Appreciating ABA History to Foster Acceptance and Promote Treatment Integrity in Schools
A session for school-based BCBAs exploring the history of applied behavior analysis — what the field has learned, what it has left behind, and how understanding that history helps analysts build trust with families and school teams. The presentation connects ABA's evolution to today's challenges: fostering acceptance of behavior-analytic services and promoting treatment integrity so plans are carried out consistently in real classrooms. Offered in partnership with LSGurdin Consulting; BCBAs are eligible for 1.5 CEUs through LSGurdin Consulting.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth90 min → - Jan 112:30 PM UTC
Advancing Mental and Behavioral Health Supports for Students with Autism Series, Session 1 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on advancing mental and behavioral health supports for students with autism, covering applied social-emotional learning and school-based intervention across K-12 settings. The series gives school teams practical, evidence-informed strategies for supporting autistic students' SEL, behavior, and mental health in classrooms and across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Jan 133:00 PM UTC
A Deeper Dive into Secondary Transition
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: a deeper look at secondary transition planning and requirements for students with IEPs.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - Jan 138:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), Part 1 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), presented by Penny Copplestone, M.Ed. and Kathleen Larche, Ed.D. The series equips paraprofessionals with practical strategies for supporting instruction, behavior, and student independence in the classroom. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Jan 198:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: January 2027
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Jan 205:00 PM UTC
Executive Functioning: Spotting It and Supporting It at School and for Life Beyond (Series, Session 2 of 5)
A five-part professional development series on executive functioning — how to recognize executive function challenges in students and support skill development both in school and for life beyond the classroom. Sessions cover identification of executive functioning difficulties, practical classroom strategies, scaffolding and accommodations, and fostering independence so students can carry these skills into adulthood.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Jan 252:30 PM UTC
Advancing Mental and Behavioral Health Supports for Students with Autism Series, Session 2 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on advancing mental and behavioral health supports for students with autism, covering applied social-emotional learning and school-based intervention across K-12 settings. The series gives school teams practical, evidence-informed strategies for supporting autistic students' SEL, behavior, and mental health in classrooms and across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Jan 278:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), Part 2 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), presented by Penny Copplestone, M.Ed. and Kathleen Larche, Ed.D. The series equips paraprofessionals with practical strategies for supporting instruction, behavior, and student independence in the classroom. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Feb 35:00 PM UTC
Executive Functioning: Spotting It and Supporting It at School and for Life Beyond (Series, Session 3 of 5)
A five-part professional development series on executive functioning — how to recognize executive function challenges in students and support skill development both in school and for life beyond the classroom. Sessions cover identification of executive functioning difficulties, practical classroom strategies, scaffolding and accommodations, and fostering independence so students can carry these skills into adulthood.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Feb 55:00 PM UTC
LSGurdin Consulting BCBA Series: From Reflection to Relational Action - Advancing Culturally Responsive Collaborative Practice
A session for school-based BCBAs on moving from reflection to relational action — building culturally responsive, collaborative practices with families and school teams. The presentation explores how behavior analysts can examine their own practice, honor the cultural contexts students bring to school, and collaborate in ways that build trust and shared ownership of behavior plans. Offered in partnership with LSGurdin Consulting; BCBAs are eligible for 1.5 CEUs through LSGurdin Consulting.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth90 min → - Feb 82:30 PM UTC
Advancing Mental and Behavioral Health Supports for Students with Autism Series, Session 3 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on advancing mental and behavioral health supports for students with autism, covering applied social-emotional learning and school-based intervention across K-12 settings. The series gives school teams practical, evidence-informed strategies for supporting autistic students' SEL, behavior, and mental health in classrooms and across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Feb 103:00 PM UTC
Manifestation Determination, Part 1
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: part one of a two-part session on manifestation determination requirements and processes.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - Feb 108:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), Part 3 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), presented by Penny Copplestone, M.Ed. and Kathleen Larche, Ed.D. The series equips paraprofessionals with practical strategies for supporting instruction, behavior, and student independence in the classroom. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Feb 168:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: February 2027
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Feb 175:00 PM UTC
Executive Functioning: Spotting It and Supporting It at School and for Life Beyond (Series, Session 4 of 5)
A five-part professional development series on executive functioning — how to recognize executive function challenges in students and support skill development both in school and for life beyond the classroom. Sessions cover identification of executive functioning difficulties, practical classroom strategies, scaffolding and accommodations, and fostering independence so students can carry these skills into adulthood.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Feb 222:30 PM UTC
Advancing Mental and Behavioral Health Supports for Students with Autism Series, Session 4 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on advancing mental and behavioral health supports for students with autism, covering applied social-emotional learning and school-based intervention across K-12 settings. The series gives school teams practical, evidence-informed strategies for supporting autistic students' SEL, behavior, and mental health in classrooms and across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Feb 248:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), Part 4 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), presented by Penny Copplestone, M.Ed. and Kathleen Larche, Ed.D. The series equips paraprofessionals with practical strategies for supporting instruction, behavior, and student independence in the classroom. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Mar 35:00 PM UTC
Executive Functioning: Spotting It and Supporting It at School and for Life Beyond (Series, Session 5 of 5)
A five-part professional development series on executive functioning — how to recognize executive function challenges in students and support skill development both in school and for life beyond the classroom. Sessions cover identification of executive functioning difficulties, practical classroom strategies, scaffolding and accommodations, and fostering independence so students can carry these skills into adulthood.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Mar 82:30 PM UTC
Advancing Mental and Behavioral Health Supports for Students with Autism Series, Session 5 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part series on advancing mental and behavioral health supports for students with autism, covering applied social-emotional learning and school-based intervention across K-12 settings. The series gives school teams practical, evidence-informed strategies for supporting autistic students' SEL, behavior, and mental health in classrooms and across the school community. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Mar 103:00 PM UTC
Manifestation Determination, Part 2
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: part two of the manifestation determination series, applying the requirements in practice.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - Mar 108:00 PM UTC
The Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), Part 5 of 5
Part of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth's five-part Paraprofessional Toolkit (Winter Series), presented by Penny Copplestone, M.Ed. and Kathleen Larche, Ed.D. The series equips paraprofessionals with practical strategies for supporting instruction, behavior, and student independence in the classroom. Free for MPY members and subscribers.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth120 min → - Mar 167:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: March 2027
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Apr 142:00 PM UTC
Continuum of Services
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: understanding the continuum of special education services and placement decisions.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - Apr 207:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: April 2027
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - May 122:00 PM UTC
General Supervision for Learners Outside of Your District
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: general supervision responsibilities for learners served outside your district.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - May 145:00 PM UTC
LSGurdin Consulting BCBA Series: The Role of Self-Compassion in Ethical Practice
A BCBA continuing-education session in the LSGurdin Consulting series, exploring how self-compassion supports ethical practice for behavior analysts working in schools. Presented by Lisa Gurdin, MS, BCBA, LABA.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth90 min → - May 187:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: May 2027
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Jun 45:00 PM UTC
LSGurdin Consulting BCBA Series: Fluency-Based Crisis Training - Boost Staff Confidence and Improve Crisis Prevention and Management Responses
A BCBA continuing-education session in the LSGurdin Consulting series, focused on fluency-based crisis training to build staff confidence and improve crisis prevention and management responses in school settings. Presented by Lisa Gurdin, MS, BCBA, LABA.
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth90 min → - Jun 92:00 PM UTC
Lessons Learned from the Field
Iowa Department of Education Special Education Policy and Practice series: lessons learned from the field during the 2026-27 school year, with questions for the Division of Special Education team.
Iowa Department of Education60 min → - Jun 157:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: June 2027
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Jul 207:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: July 2027
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min → - Aug 177:00 PM UTC
TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: August 2027
TEA's monthly webinar for LEA special education administrators, sharing current and forthcoming guidance, FAQs, and resources for serving students with disabilities in Texas.
Texas Education Agency (Special Education)90 min →
Past & on demand
Special Education & Inclusion sessions you can catch up on
- Emoji Overload: Accessibility in the Age of AISep 2026 · Ended
- Supporting the ADHD BrainSep 2026 · Ended
- Prior Written NoticesSep 2026 · Ended
- TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: August 18, 2026Aug 2026 · Recording available
- Making Accessibility Your EdTech AdvantageAug 2026 · Ended
- All Things Preschool for AdministratorsAug 2026 · Ended
- Ensuring a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE): Lessons from the Due Process Hearing FrontJul 2026 · Ended
- TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: July 21, 2026Jul 2026 · Recording available
- BIPs in Practice: What Special Education Admins and Providers Need to Align OnJul 2026 · Ended
- TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: June 16, 2026Jun 2026 · Recording available
- TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: May 19, 2026May 2026 · Recording available
- Strengthening Special Education Practices with Secure AIMay 2026 · Recording available
- TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: April 20, 2026Apr 2026 · Recording available
- TEA/LEA Special Education Webinar: February 17, 2026Feb 2026 · Recording available
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