URGENT UPDATE: Whitfield County Schools is set to host a crucial meeting for parents of students with disabilities on March 12, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. This event will take place at the Northwest Georgia College & Career Academy, located at 2300 Maddox Chapel Road. Families are strongly encouraged to attend to gain vital insights into planning their child’s high school experience and preparing for life after graduation.
This meeting is particularly significant for families of students in grades 8–12. Representatives from key support organizations, including Vocational Rehabilitation and Cross Plains, will be present to share essential resources and answer any pressing questions. Attendees will learn about summer opportunities, including the innovative Grow & Build programs, as well as critical information regarding Medicaid waivers and the Bud McCall Scholarship.
Parents will also explore various transition planning options that can ease their students’ move into adulthood. This is an opportunity to familiarize themselves with vocational services and post-secondary options available in the community.
Why this matters RIGHT NOW: This meeting is a pivotal step for families seeking the best support for their children with disabilities. It addresses immediate concerns about high school transitions and future opportunities, making it essential for parents to engage in this discussion.
For further details, families can contact the Exceptional Student Services Department at Whitfield County Schools by calling (706) 876-3921. Don’t miss this chance to empower your child’s future—mark your calendars now!
