Scholarships Available to Attend Conference with Focus on Autism and Sensory Disabilities

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Written By Nathan Duke

Scholarships are available for free registration and lodging for the Building Knowledge to Know How Conference in August.

The conference highlights best practices, research, and strategies with a special focus on autism, sensory disabilities, secondary transition, and complex instructional needs.

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Those interested in obtaining a scholarship to attend the conference should apply by Monday, June 15. 

The scholarships are provided by the state’s Department of Education, Bureau of Special Education, and PaTTAN. The conference runs from August 4 to 7 at the Lancaster County Convention Center.

This year’s theme is “Empowering Pennsylvania Educators and Partners.” The conference will provide an opportunity to learn and engage with nationally recognized presenters as well as educators and families from across the state.

The conference also includes:

  • Youth experiences for young people, ages 4 to 21

  • Poster sessions on successful approaches, programs, and collaborations from state educational agencies

  • Exhibitors and vendors

  • Networking opportunities and evening activities

Family scholarships - full, partial, and virtual - are available to Pennsylvania residents who have children between the ages of 4 and 21. Applicants should:

  • Have a current IEP/IFSP

  • Receive supports and services through an infant toddler or preschool early intervention program

  • Be in the evaluation/assessment process for eligibility to receive support and services from a state public or approved private school

More information about the scholarships is available online.

Nathan Duke
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