Whitfield County Schools Hosts Urgent Meeting for Families of Disabled Students

URGENT UPDATE: Whitfield County Schools is hosting a crucial meeting for parents of students with disabilities on March 12, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. The event will take place at the Northwest Georgia College & Career Academy, located at 2300 Maddox Chapel Road. This meeting is essential for families with students in grades 8–12 to navigate the transition from high school to adulthood.

This informative gathering aims to equip parents with vital resources as they prepare their children for life after graduation. Experts from Vocational Rehabilitation, Cross Plains, and Whitfield County Schools will be present to share insights and answer pressing questions regarding transition planning.

Key topics will include summer opportunities offered through Cross Plains, such as the innovative Grow & Build programs, essential information on Medicaid waivers, and details on the Bud McCall Scholarship. Attendees will also learn about Vocational Rehabilitation services and various transition planning options available to ensure a smooth shift into post-secondary life.

Parents are strongly encouraged to attend this meeting to uncover available supports and explore the best pathways for their students. This is a critical opportunity to begin planning the next steps for their children’s futures.

For more information, families can reach out to Whitfield County Schools’ Exceptional Student Services Department at (706) 876-3921. Don’t miss this chance to gain invaluable knowledge that can significantly impact your child’s transition to adulthood!