The Parent Resource Center is looking for volunteers who can work for a few hours each week. It's a great way to learn more about the special education process and become familiar with the many resources at the center for parents of students with special needs. If you are interested, call Connie Brown at 204-3941. This program helps students with disabilities achieve and maintain independent employment. Job coaches work alongside students at job sites, implement individual training plans, and provide feedback on student performance.
Training is provided.
We now have a drop box outside our door at Dunn Loring where you can leave books or videos when the center is closed. Please be sure to leave your name with the items. Each year, Fairfax County Public Schools surveys graduates who received special education services when they attended Fairfax County schools. 48.2 percent are in postsecondary education options. 4.8 percent are unemployed, not going to school, and not using the services of an adult agency.