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NAPSEC...an indispensable resource for private special education
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1:00pm - 5:00pm
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Conference Registration
12:00pm - 5:00pm
Conference Registration
12:30pm - 3:00pm
Board of
Directors Meeting
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Exhibitor
Set-up
3:30pm - 5:30pm
NCASES
Commissioners Meeting
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Welcome
Reception
Attendees will be able to register for the conference at the Welcome
Reception
7:30am
- 10:00am
Healthy Start Breakfast
7:30am - 1:00pm
Conference Registration
8:00am - 1:00pm
Exhibits Open
8:15am - 12:15pm
New This Year ! è 2 Symposium
Speakers!
Symposium
Mario Armstrong
Clone
Thyself and Gain Back Precious Time!
and
Pene Chambers
Wow, Technology Changes Fast.
Are You Aware, Ready and Safe?
10:00am - 10:30am
Coffee Break - Visit Exhibitors!
1:00pm - 6:00pm
Rick Robinson Golf Classic -
Contact Tom Celli at
Tom.c@chapelhillacademy.net
for more information!
5:30pm - 7:00pm
NAPSEC Get
Together
with
the Board of Directors
9:00pm - 12:00am
Networking
8:00am - 1:00pm
Conference Registration
8:00am - 1:00pm
Exhibits
Open
8:15am -
10:15am
General Session
- Dr. David Capuzzi
The Many Facets of Grief: Proactive
Approaches for Coping with Loss
10:15am -10:45am
Coffee Break -
Visit Exhibitors!
10:45am -12:30am
Concurrent
Session A1 - Dr. Paul Livell1
Partnering with the University for Staff
Recruitment and Development
Concurrent Session B1 -
Mario Armstrong
Classrooms of
the Future, NOW!
Concurrent Session C1 - Susan Barrett
Using School-Wide Positive Behavior
Supports (SW-PBS)
to Build Sustainable Systems within
Alternative School Settings
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Concurrent Session D1 - Brenda Considine
4th Concurrent Session Added
Building Strategic
Coalitions for Successful Advocacy Campaigns
1:00pm - 2:00pm
CASA & Legislative
Committee Meetings
1:00pm - 2:30pm
Outcomes Committee Meeting
1:00pm - 3:00pm
How to Prepare for NCASES Accreditation
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Foundation Fundraising
Event - Captive
in
Captiva
- Gilligan's Island Theme
9:00pm - 7:00pm
Networking
7:30am
- 10:00am
Healthy Start Breakfast
8:00am - 1:00pm
Exhibits Open
8:30am - 10:00am
General Session - Dr. Doug Fuchs
Why Special Education Must be the Most
Intensive Tier in a Standards Driven
No Child Left Behind World:
Implications for Public and Private School Settings
10:00am -10:30am
Coffee Break -
Visit Exhibitors!
10:30am -12:15pm
Concurrent Session A2 - Dr. Doug Fuchs
What is 'Scientifically-Based'
Instruction? Implications for Administrators and Teachers
Concurrent Session B2
- Dr. David Capuzzi
Suicide and Individuals with Disabilities:
Guidelines
for Prevention and Crisis Management
Concurrent Session C2
- Dr. Mindy Malik and Dr. Byran Davey
Components of the ACCEL Model Classroom:
Enhancing Teacher Effectiveness and
Improving Academic and Behavioral Outcomes
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Concurrent Session D2 - Donna McConnico
4th Concurrent Session Added
Employment
Practices: What You Don't Know CAN Hurt You!
1:00pm - 3:00pm
NCASES Site-Reviewer Training
1:00pm - 3:00pm
New This Year!
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NCASES Team Leader Training
5:30pm - 7:00pm
NAPSEC
Get-Together - Get Involved in NAPSEC
9:00pm - 12:00am
Networking
7:30am
- 10:00am
Healthy Start Breakfast
8:30am - 10:15am
The Federal Update - Sherry
L. Kolbe, Executive Director & CEO
and
State of the Association - John Neiuber, NAPSEC President
10:15am - 10:45am
Coffee Break
10:45am - 12:30pm
Concurrent
Session A3 - Cathy Purple Cherry
Benefiting Special Needs Schools Through
Sensitive Design and Green
Elements
Concurrent Session B3 -
Chuck Durgin
Turning the Ship: Moving From a Transition
Mindset
to an Outcome Driven Model of Service
Concurrent Session C3
- NAPSEC
Panel
Why I Chose Private Special Education
Schools v.s. Public Schools
12:30pm - 1:30pm
Board of Directors Meeting
5:30pm - 6:30pm
President's
Reception
6:30pm - 9:00pm
President's Gala
Dinner & Awards Ceremony
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Guest Speaker - Byron Pitts
EDUCATORS LEADING THE WAY: My Personal Journey Thru Illiteracy
9:00pm - 11:00pm
Dancing
Symposium -Mario
Armstrong
Clone Thyself
and Gain Back Precious Time!
A look at
practical, technical solutions through software, hardware,
gadgets and systems that can increase your personal productivity
and allow you to gain back time to make your day more effective
and efficient. This interactive, informative and entertaining
discussion will help you identify specific technology solutions
that can assist your efforts for successful management and make
you aware of various tools that other educational leaders are
having success implementing.
Symposium -Pene
Chambers
Wow,
Technology Changes Fast. Are You Aware, Ready and Safe?
Do
we need to go where "young people go"? Do we have safe schools,
safe children and controlled access without eliminating very
good new resources? Are BLOGS, podcasts, social networks, etc.
educational? What about webcams? Are they safe? How do you
monitor student computer and Internet use? Do you? Do you have
an Acceptable Use Policy or school policies that were written
with new technology in mind? Is staff on the same page with
students regarding what is allowed in the school setting?
General Session - Dr. David
Capuzzi
The Many Facets
of Grief: Proactive
Approaches for
Coping with Loss
Loss and transition are two of life’s “constants”. No one can
expect to live a life that is free of challenges,
disappointments, or change. Yet, it seems that society does a
better job of preparing us to cope with the festivities that
accompany a birth, a marriage, a job promotion, or attainment of
a life long dream. We are better at knowing what to do and say
when others experience positive events. But how do we provide
support to those who experience a life that includes a
disability that may preclude experiencing a number of the life
events enjoyed by neighbors, friends, and family members? This
session will provide participants with information that is
pertinent to working with individuals with disabilities who are
adjusting to transitions and losses. Topics such as the stages
of grief and loss, the four tasks of mourning, the difference
between normal and dysfunctional responses to transitions and
loss, blocks to successful grieving, helpful responses to those
who are grieving, signs of recovery and guidelines for providing
training, in this regard, to caregivers and family members, will
be presented in a varied, and sometimes experiential, format.
A1 - Dr. Paul Livelli
Partnering
with the University for
Staff
Recruitment and Development
Special education schools
continue to suffer from staff shortages; this shortage
especially rings true in the non-public world. Tapping
into local resources can provide some answers to the
question of how to recruit great teachers to your school
and how to train and assist your current staff
in obtaining full certification. Most local university
teaching programs place students in professional
development schools for internships during a student's
final year. As such, creating a partnership with a
local university can greatly enhance your staff
recruitment opportunities. The development of
a partnership also provides an opportunity for aspiring
teachers to work with the most challenging students in a
supportive environment. This presentation will
describe a private/non-public school's attempt to
recruit new teachers and ensure that existing teachers
are trained and fully certified. The session will also
provide an opportunity for participants to share ideas
from their own programs that have enhanced teacher
recruitment and development.
B1 - Mario Armstrong
Classrooms of the Future, NOW!
A look at
technology trends, the usage of video games and other creative
technologies. Focusing on strategies to help you integrate
creative technology solutions in your administration and the
classroom. This non-intimidating session will outline
case-study examples of using technology in the classroom,
funding suggestions and specific demonstrations of valuable
technologies to use in the classroom environment.
C1 - Susan Barrett
Using
School-Wide Positive Behavior Supports (SW-PBS)
to Build
Sustainable Systems within Alternative School Settings
Successful implementation of evidenced
based practices are influenced by of three key components: Core
Implementation (i.e. training and coaching), organizational
components (i.e. evaluation and administration) and external
factors (i.e. social, economic and political variables) . Learn how SW-PBS assists organizations, facilities and
specialized school settings to minimize barriers to
implementation of best practices and maximize school
achievement. Features of sustainability will also be discussed.
D1 - Brenda Considine
Building
Strategic Coalitions for Successful Advocacy Campaigns
Private special education schools operate
in a politically complex environment, and as such, are
influenced by rules, regulations and budget fluctuations at the
local, state and federal level. In addition, private schools are
affected by issues such as an increased emphasis on special
education in the least restrictive environment (LRE); NCLB
requirements; growing efforts to regionalize special education
services; state education funding reform; and school choice
efforts. Private special education schools need to do more than
simply stay abreast of these issues and conditions, they need to
influence them. In New Jersey, private special education schools
have formed or become involved with diverse coalitions which
have allowed them to leverage clout, combine resources, access
decision-makers, and organize to influence media and public
policy. This workshop will describe the work of the New Jersey
Coalition for Special Education Funding Reform as a model for
other states. The Coalition is comprised of ten organizations
including the State's designated protection and advocacy system,
the state parent training organization, several statewide
disability advocacy organizations, and the state council on
developmental disabilities. The coalition has a decade-long
successful record of bringing together and mobilizing parent
groups and advocates. New Jersey's Association of Private
Special Education Schools, ASAH, plays key organizing role.
Workshop attendees will learn about the power of coalitions, how
to develop and expand them, and use them to advance policies
that can benefit private schools. They will learn specific
successful strategies for: 1) Defining the issue(s); 2)
Identifying the players; 3) Developing a play; 4) Maintaining
coalition unity; and 5) Communicating as a coalition.
General Session -
Dr. Doug Fuchs
Why
Special Education Must be the Most Intensive Tier in
a Standards
Driven No
Child Left Behind World:
Implications for Public and Private School Settings
Response to Intervention (RTI) is
the latest major policy initiative that tries to dramatically
reduce the number of children and youth with disabilities and
diminish the importance of special education. An important
assumption held by many supporters of RTI (as well as by full
inclusionists of 2 decades ago) is that special education is
expendable because general education is expandable. In this
presentation, I question this assumption and suggest general
education needs special education, albeit not that which passes
as special education in many places. Rather, there needs to be a
thorough re-thinking of what should be special about special
education. I will suggest that special education (in public and
private settings) must become synonymous with individualized,
data-based, and recursive instruction; delivered by expert
instructors; and delivered to the most difficult-to-teach
children in a school, district, state, or country.
A2 -
Dr. Doug Fuchs
What is
'Scientifically-Based' Instruction?
Implications for
Administrators and Teachers
I will present unpublished findings from a
large, multi-site randomized control study of scaling up an
empirically-validated practice. Implications for adopting
best-evidence practices will be discussed.
B2 -
Dr. David Capuzzi
Suicide
and Individuals with Disabilities: Guidelines for Prevention &
Crisis Management
Suicide rates among individuals with disabilities are often
higher than rates among those without disabilities. This session
addresses the significant concerns . It includes myths connected
with suicide, risk and protective factors for suicide, signs and
symptoms, suicidal assessment, ethical and legal issues
surrounding suicide; and counseling techniques with individuals,
survivors, and their families. A varied format including
experiential exercises will be used to introduce concepts and
illustrate assessment, counseling, and referral techniques.
Guidelines presented in this session could be used for staff
development.
C2 - Dr. Mindy Malik
& Dr. Bryan Davey
Components of the ACCEL Model
Classroom:
Enhancing Teacher Effectiveness and
Improving Academic and Behavioral Outcomes
This session will present a protocol for assessing and training
teachers in establishing components of an ACCEL model classroom
for students with autism and other developmental disabilities.
This protocol integrates evidence based components, including
the principles of applied behavior analysis, structured teaching
methods, effective instruction, classroom management, and a
functional curriculum. Video illustrations and data analysis
demonstrate the impact on teacher effectiveness and student
achievement across academic and behavioral domains. The
protocol is tied to teacher promotional levels, designed to
increase teacher satisfaction and longevity within the program.
Participants will acquire the fundamentals of ACCEL model
classroom assessment and intervention.
D2 - Donna McConnico
Employment Practices; What You Don't
Know CAN Hurt You!
Trying to weave your way through infinite maze of human
resources issues and employment laws can leave you more than
just dazed and confused, it could land you in jail! Learn what
your organization needs to be able to steer clear of some common
human resources related problems and how to keep you and your
staff out of court.
A3 -Cathy Purple
Cherry
Benefiting
Special Needs Schools Through Sensitive Design and Green
Elements
A wealth of information is available regarding successful
teaching methods for children with disabilities. But do our
schools’ built-environments foster these methods or could
improvements be made to help support our learning environments
for these kids? Explore how building design, space layout and
facility enhancements, including the use of “green materials”,
promote student independence, increase productivity and reduce
conflict and distraction. Topics for discussion include
Personal Space Issues and the Social Dance; Distraction
Inhibitors; and Colors, Patterns, and Tactile Issues, as well as
several other key design factors that encourage successful
learning. Further, discover the intricacies of “Sustainable
Design” and how green elements not only improve learning but
also save operating dollars and open up additional funding
sources for school construction and marketing opportunities
B3- Chuck Durgin
Turning
the Ship: Moving from a Transition Mindset to an Outcome Driven
Model of Service
Achieving positive student outcomes requires an intensely
focused, highly strategic, and collaborative effort from many
individuals (i.e., students, family members, teachers, related
service staff, community agencies, etc.). The purpose of this
presentation will be to discuss several principles and methods
that can help secondary educational programs adjust their
services to be more outcome-driven. This will include a
discussion of knowledge-based models and direct practices that
can increase staff expertise, enroll greater levels of family
involvement, prioritize programming efforts, secure community
supports, and ultimately improve service delivery.
C3 - Panel of NAPSEC
Members
Why I Chose Private Special Education
Schools v.s. Public Schools
A panel discussion the benefits of working
in Private Special Education.
Gala Dinner - Byron Pitts
EDUCATORS
LEADING THE WAY: My Personal Journey Thru Illiteracy
“The
nation has lost confidence in our leaders- the on going war on
terror- the surge in violent crime in much of America…All of
this points to a "lack of leadership". From Afghanistan to Iraq
and to New Orleans post-Katrina and all of the places in
between, I've seen up close and first hand the high cost of what
happens when leadership fails. We have a surplus of Lawyers,
preachers, politicians, etc. Smart people we got. Righteous
leadership - in short supply. My own personal journey thru
illiteracy and stuttering speak to some of the very same
issues: personal responsibility, education and training,
mentoring and nurturing all are key ingredients to making
someone into a LEADER….and that is where you and NAPSEC come
in.”
Welcome Reception - Sunday, 6pm
- 7:30pm
Join fellow
colleagues, new attendees and NAPSEC members on Sunday evening for a
light reception by the resort's Lagoon Pool! Spend some time
relaxing, networking and introducing yourself to people before the
meeting.
2009 Rick Robinson Golf Classic
-
Tee off will begin at 1:00pm on Monday, at the
The Dunes Golf and Tennis Resort . This beautiful 18-hole
championship golf course offers challenging play amid an
abundant natural landscape. The back nine holes are located on a wildlife
preserve sanctioned by the Audubon Cooperative Society. Vouchers
with a value of up to $25 will be included for food and
refreshments. Prizes will be awarded for 1st and 2nd place,
closest to the pin, longest drive and a $25,000 hole in one
prize. For additional information or to become a sponsor,
please: Tom Celli,
Tom.c@chapelhillacademy.net.
How to
Prepare for
NCASES
Accreditation, Tuesday, 1pm - 3pm
The “How to Prepare for NCASES
Accreditation” training will offer participants an overview of the
accreditation (i.e., its origins, philosophy, mission,
organizational structure) and a summary of the NCASES process from
the time a school applies for accreditation through to the
completion of the site review team visit and its recommendation to
the Commissioners. Step by step, the presenters will lead
participants through the self-study process, preparation for the
site visit, and successful management of the visit itself, while
providing a timeline for completion and offering suggestions to
facilitate a smooth process. The NCASES Standards Manual and
additional handouts are provided as part of this workshop.
Captive
in
Captiva-
Gilligan's Island Theme-Fundraising
Event!
Tuesday, 6pm -
8pm
Come join
us for the NAPSEC Foundation Fundraising Event/Reception.
Tricky tray drawing, 50/50 raffle, games, and a raffle ticket
drawing for big prizes will all take place at the King's Crown.
Dress casual for an evening of fun, food and spirits! Gilligan's
Island/survivor costumes optional.
NCASES
Site Reviewer Training Wednesday, 1pm - 3pm
The National Commission for the Accreditation of Special
Education Services (NCASES) will hold a training session for
Site Reviewers during the NAPSEC Annual Leadership Conference.
The training will be held on Wednesday, January 21 from 1:00 - 3:00pm. Site Reviewers are needed to conduct site visits
at programs that have applied for NCASES accreditation.
New This Year!è
NCASES
Team Leader Training Wednesday, 1pm - 3pm
NEW THIS YEAR….The
National Commission for the Accreditation of Special Education
Services will hold a training session for TEAM LEADERS during
the NAPSEC Annual Leadership Conference. The detailed training
session will be held on Wednesday, January 21 from 1:00pm - 3:00
pm. Team Leaders will take charge of the site review team by
being the main contact to the school and the team. The Team
Leader will generate the accreditation report for the
Commissioners following the site review. Learn more about the
experiences of becoming a Team Leader. In order to attend this
session, you will have had to have completed a minimum of 2 site
visits.
The President's Reception and
Gala - Thursday, 5:30 pm - 11pm
New This Year!è
Guest Speaker - Byron Pitts
Featured
this year is a guest speaker who will present at the beginning
of the gala. Please join the NAPSEC Annual Award winners
as we celebrate their accomplishments with a reception, dinner
and dancing. Awards will be presented for
Executive of the
Year,
Educator of the
Year, Related Service Provider of the Year,
and Direct
Care Worker of
the Year.
The menu for the event is listed below:
Caesar
Salad with Parmesan Crouton Caprese
Selections for the entree must be indicated on your
registration form
Porcine Dusted Beef
Tenderloin with truffle mash potatoes,
pot-wine sauce
Sautéed Chicken
Breast on herb, pesto sauce and baby
vegetables
Herb Roasted Grouper,
coconut jasmine rice and tropical fruit salsa
Vegetarian
Mediterranean Vegetable Purse Served with fire roasted
pepper sauce
Key Lime Calypso Tart
NAPSEC Networking
Connect! Join us at informal gathering of
attendees and guests at The Harbourside Bar and Grill to relax and socialize
after a long day of meetings!
Registration Fees
Registration Fees
and On-Site - After November 14, 2008
Member $700
Non-Member $750
NAPSEC Conference Registration Includes:
All
conference sessions, conference materials, exhibits, healthy start
breakfast each morning , Welcome Reception, Foundation Reception/Event,
and the President's Reception and Gala.
Guest Fees
Guest $250
Please include the names of each guest on the
registration form
Guest Conference Registration Includes:
Healthy start
breakfast each morning, Welcome Reception, Foundation Reception/Event, and the
President's Reception
and Gala.
Payment Methods
NAPSEC accepts Visa, Amex and MasterCard. If you are paying by
check, please make payable to NAPSEC.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Before December 29, 2008
The
attendee will be given a refund less a $75 administrative fee.
After December 29, 2008
The
cancellation will result in
forfeiture of entire conference
registration fee.
On-Site Registration
Members,
non-members and guests can register on-site. Registration will
be located in the lobby area of the resort check-in area on
Saturday, January 17 and Sunday, January 18, from 1:00pm -
5:00pm . For the remainder of the week it will be held in the
conference center, pre– function area of the Captiva Ballroom.
What
to Wear?
Business casual/resort wear for all sessions, Welcome Reception and
Foundation Event. For the President's Reception and Gala we
suggest that men wear a jacket and women wear a dress or summer
pantsuit.
Weather
The
daily temperatures range as high as 78 degrees and in the day and as
low as 54 degrees in the evenings. You may want to pack a
light sweater or jacket!
Shipping Details
For any items that you would like to ship in advance such as
tricky tray prizes or golf clubs, please send them no sooner
than January 15, 2009.
South Seas Island Resort
Att: NAPSEC Leadership Conference/Your Name
January 18 - 22, 2008
5400 Plantation Road
Captiva Island, Florida 33924
Registration form
NAPSEC 2009 Conference Registration
Form
Hotel Rooms/Rates
For reservations on-line click on the link below!
https://reservations.ihotelier.com/crs/g_reservation.cfm?groupID=69848&hotelID=13121
Phone Reservations
Resort Reservations call - 1.888.707.7888
Discounted Group Rate
To receive the discounted group rate,
you must identify yourself as an attendee of the
NAPSEC
Conference when
making your reservation.
All reservations must be received before or on
December 15, 2008.
Group rates for additional days
Honored 3 days prior
to arrival date and 3 days after the departure date
based
on availability only, no guarantees!
Harborside Guestroom
$199 + $12
per room daily
resort fee, 11% occupancy tax
Harborside Waterview Guestroom
$214 +
$12 per room daily
resort fee, 11% occupancy tax
2- Bedroom Tennis Villa
$299 + $12 per villa daily
resort fee, 11% occupancy tax
2- Bedroom Marina Villa
$320 + $12 per villa daily
resort fee, 11% occupancy tax
2- Bedroom Beach Villa
$400 + $12 per villa daily
resort fee, 11% occupancy tax
Additional Guests
All rates are
for single and double occupancy.
Additional rates for 3rd and 4th
person, $20 each.
Resort Address
South Seas Island Resort
5400 Plantation Road, Captiva Island, FL
33924
Resort Direct Phone Number : 877.205.1293
http://www.southseas.com
Resort Fee Covers
-
High-speed wireless internet in the guestrooms
and villas
-
Use of resort pool complex and tennis courts
-
Towels, beach chairs and umbrellas at the
Sunset beach and South Beach
-
Access to hotel Fitness Center
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Self-parking and trolley transportation
-
Free local phone calls
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Daily newspaper
-
CATV with free movie channels
Room Deposit
All resort reservations
require a deposit of one nights’ room rate (plus taxes) by guest
check or credit card to be charged at the time the reservation
(s) are made. Please get a confirmation number!
Late Arrivals
The hotel will not hold your
room if you do not arrive on the first night of your
reservation. Please contact the resort if you
are delayed.
No Shows on
Scheduled Reservation
Arrival Date
Guests not arriving for a
scheduled reservation will
forfeit
the one night deposit and your
entire reservation will be cancelled
and released!
PLEASE call the resort if
your flight is delayed, cancelled or if you plan to arrive at a
later date. NAPSEC is not responsible for any rooms that are
released do to any of these circumstances.
Room/Villa
Reservation Early Departures
After
checking into the resort any guests departing earlier than
reserved will be charged one room night (plus taxes).
Resort Cancellation Policy
Cancellation must be received 7 days in advance of your arrival
date. If you reservation is cancelled within 7 days of your
arrival date, your entire deposit will be forfeited. Any change
in the reservation may alter this rate.
Check-in/Check-out Times
Check-in time
for the resort is 4:00 pm. Check-out time is 11:00 am. A late check-out
fee may apply if you check-out
after 11:00 am.
Airports
Fort Myers-Southwest Florida International Airport
Driving distance:
36
miles driving distance to South Seas Resort. Approximately 1 1/2
hours.
Website:
www.flylcpa.com
Airport Code:
RSW
Taxi Service:
Taxi from the airport to the resort, approximately $75 each way
Driving
distance:
165 miles driving distance to
South Seas Resort. Approximately 3 1/3 hours.
Website:
www.tampaairport.com
Airport Code:
TPA
No shuttle available to the
resort
Miami Airport
Driving distance:
170
miles driving distance to South Seas Resort. Approximately 3
1/2 hours.
Website:
www.miamiaiport.com
Airport Code:
MIA
No
shuttle available to the resort
Taxi 's
Visit Airport Websites above for further information on Taxi's.
Rental Cars
AVIS Car
Rental
Reservations: 1.800.331.1600
NAPSEC
Discount Code (AWD): #T284199
Online:
www.avis.com
Hertz Car
Rental
Reservations: 1.800.654.2210
NAPSEC
Discount Code: (CDP) #1444826
Online:
www.hertz.com
Driving Directions
For driving directions visit
www.southseas.com
Click on
“Directions”.
Toll Booth
You must pay a toll of $6.00 to
cross the Sanibel –
Captiva Island Causeway to reach South Seas Island Resort.
Exhibit Dates
January
19-21, 2009
Conference Dates
January 18-22, 2009
Exhibit Hours
8:00am - 1:00pm Monday - Wednesday, January 19-21, 2009
Exhibit Fees
$600
- Includes:
Table top exhibit, 1-6ft. table, 2 chairs
Coffee breaks,
conference reception and events
NAPSEC Web site
pre-conference listing
Pre-conference
broadcast fax to all NAPSEC
member listing all exhibitors
Registration Deadline
Deadline December 15,
2008
Exhibit Location
South Seas Island Resort
All exhibit tables will be located in the
conference center,
pre-function
area of
the Captiva Ballroom. All conference sessions will take place in the
Captiva Ballroom
Set-up Time
Open at 1:00pm, Sunday, January 19 - all exhibits must be set-up by Sunday evening.
Booth Placement
NAPSEC will have a sign on each table indicating the location
of your booth when you arrive to set-up.
Shipments In
Shipments in should arrive no earlier than 3 days prior to scheduled meeting dates
- January 18, 2009.
Please see separate attachment for details.
Breakdown
1:00pm - 4:00pm, Wednesday, January 21
Shipments Out
Each exhibitor is responsible for
his/her own shipment. South Seas Island Resort and NAPSEC are not
responsible for any items left behind or for shipping costs incurred in returning items to their
place of origin.
Click Here to
Register...
Exhibitor Registration Form
Contact
Linda Finnerty - NAPSEC
Phone: 202.408.3338 Fax: 202.408.3340
E-mail:
lfinnerty@napsec.org
Exhibitors To Date
Conner Strong
Contact: Greg Grimaldi
1701 Route 70 East
P.O. Box 2060
Cherry Hill, NJ
Phone: 856.552.4634
Fax: 856.424.8583
Email:
ggrimaldi@connerstrong.com
Conner Strong is a leading
employee benefits
consulting firm.
Council Connections
A Group Purchasing
Organization and Premier Contract Affiliate
Contact: Carrie Vogelsang
P.O. Box 880969
San Diego, CA 92168
Phone: 800.640.1662 Ext. 331
Email:
cvogelsang@councilconnections.com
Council Connections
is group purchasing
organization and a Contracted Affiliate that offers free
membership to K-12 schools. Members save money through
discounted pricing on products and services with our vendors on
contract.
DynaVox and Mayer-Johnson
Contact: Lindsay Hoffman
2100 Wharton Street, Suite 400
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Phone: 866.396.2869
Email:
sales@dynavoxtech.com
DynaVox and Mayer-Johnson offer a full spectrum
of Assistive Technology products and educational tools, including the Boardmaker Software Family, ALL
Curriculum and V/Vmax communication devices.
Learning Loft
Contact: Linda Vrotsos
7565 East Pass
Madison, WI 53719
Phone: 608.848.7720
Fax: 608.848.7721
Email:
info@learning-loft.com
The Learning Loft is proud to present 3 unique products made in
the US to help students with speech, reading,
fluency, comprehension and organization!
May Institute
Contact: Abbey Maney
741 Pacella Park Drive
Randolph, MA 02368
Phone: 781.437.1398
Email:
www.mayinstitute.org
The
May Institute is a nonprofit
organization that provides educational, rehabilitative, and
behavioral healthcare services to individuals with Autism and
other developmental disabilities, brain injury, and other
behavioral healthcare needs.
National Commission for the
Accreditation of Special Education Services
NCASES
Contact: Sherry Kolbe
1522 K Street, NW, Suite 1032
Washington, DC 20005
Phone: 202.408.3338
Fax: 202.408.3340
E-mail:
napsec@aol.com
NCASES was established in response to a need for private
special education providers to have an accreditation process that
uniquely addresses their programs and the populations they serve. NCASES
provides an accreditation process that effectively and systematically
evaluates private special education programs. NCASES now offers an
integrated accreditation option with the Council on Accreditation (COA).
Paradigm Pioneers
Contact: Steve Nuesch
P.O. Box 2180
Flemington, NJ 08822
Phone: 800.774.0905
Fax: 908.325.0029
E-mail:
steve@ppihx.com
Paradigm Pioneers is the leader in Special
Education databases with over 45 non-public schools in New
Jersey and Maryland. Call 1.800.774.0905 for a demonstration.
Partlow Insurance
Contact: John Markwood
148 Linden Drive
Suite 101
Winchester, VA 22604
Phone: 888.925.4378 / 540.665.8387
Fax: 540.667.3321
E-mail:
jmarkwood@partlowinsurance.com
"For over 20 years supporting NAPSEC and participating
State Associations by
providing expert consultation and quality insurance
services to member schools."
Purple Cherry Architects
Contact: Cathy Purple Cherry, AIA
One Melvin Avenue
Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: 410.990.1700
Fax: 410.990.0222
E-mail:
cathyc@purplecherry.com
Purple Cherry Architects is an architectural design
studio dedicated to assisting the special needs community through
purpose-driven design. The firm’s principal, Cathy Purple Cherry, is
personally connected to the special needs community through her disabled
brother and son. Through her advocacy and educational efforts, she personally has learned about the needs of children
and adults with disabilities and passionately strives to connect these
experiences with the incredible design skills of her firm. Her studio
works to create environments that nurture, temper and challenge children
and adults with emotional, physical and learning disabilities. By being sensitive to colors and patterns that relax or
stimulate; space requirements that reduce anxiety; ease of accessibility that promote independence; and site
lines that reduce distractions and disruptions, among many other contributing thoughtful and enriching
concepts, the firm’s purpose-driven architecture strives to lead individuals to independence.
Teachers -Teachers.com
Contact: Lynn Jansen
PO Box 2519
Columbia, MD 21045
Phone: 877.812.4071 x 91
Fax: 443.583.2635
Email:
ljansen@teachers-teachers.com
Teachers-Teachers.com, education's premier online
recruitment service, provides a fast and efficient method for qualified
special educators to connect with over 2,000 hiring systems nationwide.
Universal Placement
International
Contact: Lulu Navarro
3345 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 407
Los Angeles, CA 90010
Phone: 213.389.8878
Fax: 213.389.8868
E-mail:
UniversalPlmt@aol.com
Universal Placement International is an agency that specializes
in foreign teacher recruitment in the hard
to fill areas like
math, science and special education.
NAPSEC Foundation 2009
Tricky Tray
The NAPSEC
Foundation was established in 1974 to fund special projects that
educated the public about the critical issues facing children with
disabilities and their families.
The NAPSEC Foundation is a 501(c) (3)
All
donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
You Can Help
Raise Money for the NAPSEC Foundation
by donating an
item to the Tricky Tray Fundraiser.
If you have an item to donate, please fill
on the information below and fax it to the NAPSEC Office at
202.408.3340.
What is a Tricky
Tray Fundraiser?
Attendees and guests purchase tickets on-site at the conference
registration desk January 17 -20. Items will be displayed in the
registration area during these dates. Once you receive your
tickets you then place any amount of tickets in the container
next to the item you would like to win and place them in the container next to the
item they would like to win. All your tickets must be place in
the container before 7:00pm, Tuesday, January 20. If you number
matches that of the ticket drawn, then that prize is yours! The
drawing will take place at 7:30 pm, Tuesday, January 20 at the
Foundation Event.
All forms must be received by
December 21, 2008. Please send Gift Certificates
to the NAPSEC Office at 1522 K Street, NW, Suite 1032,
Washington, DC 20005 or bring them to the meeting.
Shipping: Send
all other tricky tray
donations no sooner than
January 15, 2009 to
South Seas Island Resort using the following format:
South Seas Island Resort
NAPSEC Leadership Conference January 18-22, 2009
5400 Plantation Road
Captiva Island, FL 33050
Thank you for your donations!
Lynn Mara - Reproduction of her
painting autographed by Tiki Barber -
www.lynnmara.com
The Dunes Golf and Tennis Club - 1
round of for 4 people, expiration 1/31/10
Read Naturally - Gift Voucher for
school products
Klingberg Family Services -
Two student made Adirondack Chairs
Hyatt Regency Washington Capitol Hill -
1 night complimentary stay plus 1
complimentary NAPSEC Legislative Day Registration
Stevens Treatment Programs - New
England Basket
Specialized Education Services, Inc. -
Joba
Chamberlin New York Home Jersey with patches for the 2008
All-Star Game and Last year of Yankee Stadium.
Specialized Education Services, Inc. -
Official NFL signed by Archie, Peyton and
Eli Manning with/COA
Talbott Hotel, Chicago, IL - 2
night stay in a deluxe guest room.
Stevens Treatment Programs - $50
Barnes and Noble Gift Certificate
National Republic Distributors -
Wine Basket
Disney's Grand Californian Resort, Anaheim, CA -
3
tickets to Disneyland, expiration 6/15/09
CPC Behavioral
Healthcare - High Point Schools -
Curious George DVD Book & Stuffed Animals Basket
CPC Behavioral
Healthcare - High Point Schools - Top
of the Head to Toes Basket
CPC Behavioral
Healthcare - High Point Schools -
Vera Bradley Morgan Puccini Brown Print
Purse
All requests will be accepted on a first-come, first-selected basis.
Please indicate a first and second choice on the sponsorship form.
Sponsorships can be assigned as exclusive or shared.
Those marked with an X have been sponsored -
Thank you!
Sunday,
January 18
X $2,000
Welcome Reception - Partlow Insurance, Winchester, VA
Monday,
January 19
X $500 Healthy Start Breakfast
- Westchester School for Exceptional Children, Yonkers, NY
X $500 Symposium
Coffee Break - F.L. Chamberlain School, Middleboro, MA
X $1,500
Symposium - The Eden Institute, Inc. - Princeton, NJ
□
$300 Golf Hole - 18
Holes available for sponsoring!
1. The Tarpey Group, Inc.
2. Paradigm Pioneers, Inc.
3. Chapel Hill Academy
4. Garfield Park Academy
5. ASAH,
Hamilton Square, NJ
Hole-in - One Sponsorship
Partlow
Insurance
Tuesday, January 20
X
$300 Healthy Start Breakfast - SEARCH Day Program, Ocean, NJ
X
$1,000 General Session-
Advanced Education Services, Colton, CA
X
$300 Coffee Break
- Universal
Placement International, Los Angeles, CA
X
$500 Session A1 - League School of Greater Boston, Walpole, MA
□
$500 Session B1
□
$500 Session C1
X
$1,500 NAPSEC Foundation Event - ASAH, Hamilton Square, NJ
Wednesday, January 21
X
$300 Healthy Start
Breakfast - The Children's Institute, Verona, NJ
X $1,000 General Session
- ASAH,
Hamilton Square, NJ
X
$300 Coffee Break
- Seven Hills Foundation, Worchester, MA
X
$500 Session A2
- Klingberg Family Centers, New Britain, CT
□
$500 Session B2
□ $500 Session
C2
Thursday, January 22
X
$300 Breakfast - Allendale Association
X
$500 Federal Update - CPC Behavioral Healthcare -
High Point Schools, Morganville, NJ
X $300 Coffee Break
- The Foundation Schools, Rockville, MD
X $500 Session A3-
Purple Cherry Architects, Annapolis, MD
□ $500 Session B3
X
$500 Session C3
- NAPSEC Board of Directors
X
$500 President’s Reception
- Brookfield Schools, Cherry Hill, NJ
X $1,500 President’s Dinner/Speaker
The Rugby School, Wall, NJ
Contact Name_______________________________________________________
Organization________________________________________________________
Address_____________________________________________________________
City________________________________________________________________
Phone__________________________
Email______________________________
Andrea R. Adler, The Foundation Schools, Rockville, MD -
aadler@fs-dms.org
Sue Barnes, The Arrow Center for Education, Bel Air, MD -
sbarnes@arrow.org
Bill Bauer, The Day School at the Children's Institute,
Pittsburgh, PA -
bba@the-institute.org
Sandra Bell, Stewart Home School, Frankfort, KY -
sbell@stewarthome.com
Helen Bosch, Vista Vocational & Life Skills Center,
Westbrook, CT -
hbosch@vistavocational.org
Jill Bourbeau, Natchburg Hospital - CAPSEF, Hartford, CT
- jbourbe@natchaug.org
Carleen M. Bellaire, The Spurwink School, Lincoln, RI -
CBellaire@spurwinkri.org
Linda Brandenburg, Kennedy Krieger School, Baltimore, MD
-
brandenburg@kennedykrieger.org
Margaret Buckalew, St. John of God Community Services,
Westville Grove, NJ -
aermilio@sjogcs.org
Thomas Burgett, The New York Institute for Special
Education, Bronx, NY - tburgett@nyise.org
Jerry Burke, Hillcrest Educational Centers, Pittsfield,
MA -
jburke@hillcrestec.org
Rosemarie Burton, Klingberg Family Centers, New Britain,
CT,
rosemarieb@klingberg.org
Jenny L. Caddell - Sheppard Pratt Health System, Inc.,
Towson, MD -
jcaddell@sheppardpratt.org
Sheila Cahill, The Foundation Schools, Rockville, MD -
SCahill@fs-dms.org
Gary Carman, Board of Child Care, Baltimore, MD -
goc63@aol.com
Jade Carter, The Horizons School, Birmingham, AL -
jcarter@horizonsschool.net
Tom Celli, Chapel Hill Academy, Montville, NJ -
tom.c@chapelhillacademy.net
Angela Chambers, Board of Child Care, Baltimore, MD -
achambers@boardofchildcare.org
Robin Church, Kennedy Krieger School, Baltimore, MD -
churchr@kennedykrieger.org
Shannon Clark, The Trousdale School, Cleveland, TN -
shannon.clark@healthservices.cc
Kate Cleary, Seven Hills Clinical Associates, Worcester,
MA -
kcleary@sevenhills.org
Thomas Colasuonno, Reece School, New York, NY -
info@reeceschool.org
Barbara Coletti - The Center School, Highland Park, NJ
08904 -
bcoletti@thecenterschool.com
Rich Collins, Brehm Preparatory School, Carbondale, IL -
rcollins@brehm.org
Deborah Conn, Lutherbrook, Addison, IL -
deborah_conn@lcfs.org
Bill Craig, Lakemary Center, Paola, KS -
bcraig@lakemaryctr.org
David Craig, The King's Daughters' School, Columbia, TN -
dcraig@tkds.org
Angel Crowe, The Arrow Center for Education, Baltimore,
MD - angela.crowe@arrow.org
Michael Culhane, Farr Academy, Cambridge, MA -
mculhane@farracademy.org
Tom Culhane, Farr Academy, Cambridge, MA -
tculhane@farracademy.org
Thomas Curcio, Board of Child Care, Baltimore, MD -
tlcurcio@boardofchildcare.org
Gail Curran, Stevens Treatment Programs, Swansea, MA -
gcurran@stevensprograms.org
Matthew Curran, F.L. Chamberlain School, Middleboro, MA -
mcurran@chamberlainschool.org
Kevin Curtin, The Frost School, Rockville, MD -
kcurtin@frostcenter.com
Bryan Davey, ACCEL, Phoenix, AZ -
bdavey@accel.org
Alan Deckman, CAPSEF, Harford, CT -
alan@capitolgroup.com
Janice DeFrances, Harmony Hill School, Chepachet, RI -
jdfrances@hhs.org
Tom Dempsey, South Campus, Palatine, IL -
tdempsey@southcampus.net
Sabrina Duchesne, Westchester School for Special
Children, Yonkers, NY -
sduchesne@westchesterschool.org
Philippe Dupont, The Foundation Schools, Rockville, MD -
pdupont@fs-dma.org
William Doherty, F.L. Chamberlain School, Middleboro, MA
- N/A
Bruce Ettinger, The Children's Institute, Verona, NJ -
bettinger@tcischool.org
Paul Faber, Heartspring, Wichita, KS -
pfaber@heartspring.org
Priscilla L. Feir, The Hallen School, New Rochelle, NY -
pfeir@comcast.net
Bonnie Fetzer, The Jefferson School at Finan Center,
Cumberland, MD -
bfetzer@thejeffersonschool.org
Marcie Fiorentino, The Center School, Highland Park, NJ -
marcie@thecenterschool.com
Tom Fogerty, ACLD Tillotson School, Pittsburgh, PA -
twfogarty@acldonline.org
Dorie Flynn, MANSEF, Baltimore, MD,
mansef@aol.com
Frank A. Gagliardi, League School of Greater Boston,
Walpole, MA - fgagliardi@leagueschool.com
Douglas A. Gale, ScenicView Academy, Provo, UT -
dgale@svacademy.org
Dale Gambrell, ACCEL, Phoenix, AZ -
dgambrell@accel.org
Philip M. Gartlan, The Midland School, North Branch, NJ -
gartlan@midlandschool.org
Steve Girelli, Klingberg Family Centers, New Britain, CT
- steveg@klingberg.org
Derek Glaaser, Kennedy Krieger School, Baltimore, MD -
glaaser@kennedykrieger.org
Stephen Gordon, Just Kids Learning Center, Middle Island,
NY - jkschool@aol.com
Joe Gorga, Lord Stirling Schools, Basking Ridge, NJ -
jgorga@lordstirling.org
Arthur Hill III, Kennedy Krieger School, Baltimore, MD -
hill@kennedykrieger.org
Roger Hurst, Westchester School for Special Children,
Yonkers, NY -
rogerh400@aol.com
Dawn Ibberson, Kennedy Krieger School, Baltimore, MD -
ibberson@kennedykrieger.org
Michael Kaufman, Specialized Education Services, Inc.
Yardely, PA -
mkaufman@newroadschool.org
Mike Kelly, Boston Higashi School, Inc., Randolph, MA -
kelly@bostonhigashi.org
Chris Kentrus, Specialized Education Services, Inc.
Yardely, PA - N/A
Shawn Kurrelmeier-Lee, Read 20, Chattanooga, TN -
sklee@hamiltontn.gov
Steve Legacy, Specialized Education Services, Inc. Deale,
MD -
slegacy@newroadschool.org
Joe Leshko, Arrow Child and Family Ministries, Baltimore,
MD - jlesko@arrow.org
Kikke Levin-Gerdner - The Webb Schools, Hartford, CT -
klevingerdner@harthosp.org
Burt Lohnes, The Forbush School, Towson, MD -
blohnes@sheppardpratt.org
Toby Ray Loyd, Hunterdon Learning Center, Califon, NJ -
trloyd@hunterdonlearning.com
Richard MacMullen, Harmony Hill School, Chepachet, RI -
Rmacmullen@hhs.org
Tom McCool, Eden Institute, Inc. Princeton, NJ -
Thomas.McCool@edenservices.org
Jennifer McGlothlin-Renault, The Arrow Center for
Education, Baltimore, MD -
jmcglothilin@arrow.org
Cara Marbury, The Forbush School at Oakmont,
Gaithersburg, MD -
camarbury-os@sheppardpratt.org
Christine Manlove, St. Elizabeth School, Baltimore, MD -
cmanlove@stelizabeth-school.org
David Maola, The Pathway School, Norristown, PA -
dmaola@pathwayschool.org
Freda McArthur, AAA Academy, Posen, IL -
fredamcarthur@aaaacademy.org
Michael McTaggart, Boys and Girls Home and Family
Services, Sioux City, IO -
mctaggartm@bghome.net
Greg Marancik, Specialized Education Services, Inc.,
Capitol Heights, MD -
gmarancik@newroadschool.com
John Meeks, The Foundation Schools, Rockville, MD -
jmeeks@fs-dms.org
Janice M. Melvin, League School of Greater Boston,
Walpole, MA -
jmelvin@leagueschool.com
Patrick Millard, Kennedy Krieger School, Baltimore, MD -
millard@kennedykrieger.org
Steve Morse, Garfield Park Academy, Willingboro, NJ -
smorse@garfieldparkacademy.org
Jane Morris, Klingberg Family Centers, New Britain, CT -
janem@klingberg.com
Marjan Naghavi, The Forbush School at Oakmont,
Gaithersburg, MD -
mnaghavi@sheppardpratt.org
John Neiuber, Advanced Education Services, Colton, CA -
jneiuber@aes-ssg.org
Susan Osborn, The Center School, Highland Park, NJ -
sosborn@thecentershool.com
Adam Pomeranz, Annandale Village, Suwanee, GA -
adam.pomeranz@annandale.org
David Panner, Kingsway Learning Center, Haddonfield, NJ -
dpanner@kingswaylearningcenter.org
Aaron Parsons, Kennedy Krieger School, Baltimore, MD -
parsons@kennedykrieger.org
Robert Pasternack, Voyager Expanded Learning, Alexandria,
VA -
rpasternack@voyagerlearning.com
Rella Peeler, The Camelot Schools, Aurora, IL -
rpeeler@camelotforkids.org
Wilson H. Pierce, AAA Academy, Posen IL -
wilsonpierce@aaaacademy.org
Ellen Quinlan, League School of Greater Boston, Walpole,
MA -
equinlan@leagueschool.com
Doug Reid, Perkins School, Lancaster, MA -
dreid@perkinschool.org
Vincent Renda, Educational Collaborations, Eatontown, NJ
- vrenda@edcollabinc.org
Mike Rice, Skills of Pennsylvania, State College, PA -
mrice@skillsgroup.org
Jessica Robins-Miller, The Wolf School, East Providence,
RI -
jrmiller@thewolfschool.org
Erik Ryan, Cenpatico/ABA Schools, Tempe, AZ -
eryan@centene.com
Gracanne, H. Ryan, HollyDELL, Hurffville, NJ -
gracanne@hotmail.com
Mike Schack, Joseph Academy, Des Plaines, IL -
mschack@josephacademy.org
Joe Scime, Summit School, Inc. Elgin, IL -
joes@summitdundee.org
Terry Scott, Kennedy Krieger School, Rockville, MD -
scottt@kennedykrieger.org
Mary Shahbazian, Allendale Association, Lake Villa, IL -
mshahbazian@allendale4kids.org
Jo Ann Simons, St. Coletta & Cardinal Cushing Schools of
Massachusetts, Hanover, MA
- jsimons@coletta.org
Gary Singleton, Heartspring, Wichita, KS -
gsingleton@heartspring.org
Katherine Solana, SEARCH Day Program, Ocean, NJ -
ksolana@searchdayprogram.com
Diane Somers, Chapel Hill Academy, Montville, NJ -
diane.s@chapelhillacademy.net
Michael Somers, Chapel Hill Academy, Montville, NJ -
mike.s@chapelhillacademy.net
Leonard Spano, Westchester School for Special Children,
Yonkers, NY -
lspano@westchesterschool.org
Jared Stewart, ScenicView Academy, Provo, UT -
Jareds@svacademy.org
David Stone, Kennedy Krieger School, Baltimore, MD -
stoned@kennedykrieger.org
Barbara Strickarz, CPC Behavioral Healthcare - High Point
Schools, Morganville, NJ -
bstrickarz@cpcbhc.org
Robin Sweet, Gateway Academy, Scottsdale, AZ -
gatewayacademy@cox.net
James Sylvestre, Vista Vocational & Life Skills Center,
Madison, CT -
jsylvestre@vistavocational.org
Rachel Tait, Eden Institute, Inc., Princeton, NJ -
rachel.tait@edenservices.org
Judy Tabin, ACCEL, Phoenix, AZ -
jtabin@accel.org
Gerry Thiers, ASAH, Hamilton Square, NJ -
GerardT@asah.org
Jim Truscello, Baltimore, MD -
jtruscello@sheppardpratt.org
Dominic Ursino, Lakeview School, Edison, NJ -
dominic.ursino@cpamc.org
Kate York, Githens Center, Mount Holly, NJ -
kyork@githenscp.org
Dr. Dorothy Van Horn, Brookfield Schools, Cherry Hill, NJ -
dkvh@comcast.net
Don Verleur, Therapeutic Education Center, Santa Ana, CA
-
doctor-verleur@olivecrest.org
Susan Weiner, Larc School, Bellmawr, NJ -
info@larcschool.org
Patricia Whitehead, Holmstead School, Ridgewood, NJ -
pwhitehead@holmstead.org
Lisa West, Allendale Association, Lakevilla, IL -
Lwest@allendale4kids.org
Raffle
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Help support the NAPSEC Foundation and
enter a chance
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The NAPSEC Foundation was established in 1974 to fund special
projects that support and educate the public about the critical
issues facing individuals with disabilities and their families.
The Foundation provides:
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Only 600 Tickets
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Tickets Sold to Date -
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Drawings
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Plus
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Drawing 2: 6-night
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Drawing 4:
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Early Bird Ticket
Prize Drawing!
If NAPSEC receives your
ticket payment by January 5, 2009 your name will be entered
to win an early bird prize of
free registration for one member at the
2009 Legislative Day Conference
to be held in Washington DC. This prize is not
transferable. It must be used by the winner only.
On Sale beginning
Friday, October 1, 2008
Last Day/Time to Enter
On-site:7:00pm on
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Online:
3:30pm on
Tuesday, January 20, 2009 ( in order to be processed)
How to enter
You may obtain tickets from the NAPSEC Foundation Headquarters,
NAPSEC Conference Committee Members and NAPSEC Foundation
Trustees. Simply
fill out the information on the raffle ticket form, fax or mail
to the NAPSEC Office. NAPSEC will send a copy of your receipt
and ticket information.
Raffle Tickets
Cost
$50.00 each
Methods of Payment
AMEX,
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Drawing Date, Time & Place
Tuesday, January 20, 2009 at 7:30pm
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Amount of Tickets to be Sold
Ticket sales will not
exceed 600.
There is no limit to the amount of tickets
an individual can purchase.
Winners?
Ticket holders do not have to be present to win.
NAPSEC
will notify each winner mail and /or by
the phone number
given on the raffle ticket.
Ticket donations are not
tax-deductible.
Disclosure
T he National Association of Private Special Education Centers
Foundation a nonprofit association whose principal place of
business is on 1522 K Street, NW, #1032, Washington, DC 20005,
will hold a drawing for prizes listed on the front of the
ticket. The drawing will be held at South Seas Island Resort,
5400 Plantation Road, Captiva Island, Florida on January 20,
2009 at 7:30 pm. The winners will be selected through a random
blind drawing from the tickets officially submitted from October
1, 2008 through January 20, 2009 and collected by the NAPSEC
Foundation.
To participate, you may obtain tickets from the NAPSEC
Foundation Headquarters, members of the NAPSEC Foundation
Trustees and NAPSEC Conference Committee members. The winner
will be responsible for all related federal, state, and local
sales taxes. The odds of winning
depend on the total number of tickets sold and will not exceed
600. Ticket holders do not need to be present to win. All
tickets will be collected by a representative of the NAPSEC
Foundation. No purchase is necessary to obtain or submit
tickets. A ticket donation is not tax-deductible. Tickets must
be completely and clearly filled-out.
Neither NAPSEC Foundation nor its officers, Board of Trustees or
employees provide any warranties or guarantees express or
implied with respect to the prizes awarded. Without limiting the
foregoing, specifically neither NAPSEC Foundation nor its
trustee members or employees provide warranties of fitness for a
particular purpose or merchantability or assume or authorize any
other person to assume for them any other obligation or
liability in conjunction with these prizes or otherwise.
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