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DCYF Childcare Subsidy Program


Department of Children, Youth and Family’s Working Connections Child Care Subsidy program, serving children 0-12, is available to more families than ever — and applying is quick and easy. If you qualify, you could pay no more than $165 a month and some families pay nothing at all.

For more information call 844-626-8687.

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Every student deserves a strong start to the school year. For families of children with disabilities, preparing for school includes reviewing the Individualized Education Program (IEP). The IEP is a legal document and a living plan that outlines the supports and services a student needs to access their education. Families play a key role in shaping the IEP and making sure it works for their child.


A Brief Overview:

  • The start of a new school year is a great time for families to revisit or begin the IEP process to support their student’s learning.

  • If a student doesn’t yet have an IEP, requesting an evaluation is the first step to determine eligibility for special education services.

  • Review the IEP before school starts to prepare questions and suggestions for the team.

  • And SO much more...


 
 
 

Learn about disability resources, services and supports for families and their

loved ones with developmental disabilities, autism, behavioral health and more.


Sept 8th 6:30-7:30pm

Virtual Support Meeting

Email KittitasCountyParent2Parent@gmail.com for Zoom invite


Sept 11th 12-1pm

 Lunch at El Caporal 201 W. University Way


Sept 18th 6:30-8pm

Dinner at Roadhouse Grill 101 Umptanum Rd.

 
 
 
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