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Down Syndrome Specialists ProjectIn 2008, the Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta (DSAA) launched a program to provide information and support to school personnel who work with students with Down syndrome. Educators are invited to become a Down syndrome specialist for their school system and in that role serve as a liaison between DSAA and local schools. Down Syndrome Specialists receive a free membership in DSAA, can attend DSAA Conferences at no cost, can request someone from the DSAA speakers' bureau, and other supports as needed. Anyone who is employed by a school system and working with students who have Down syndrome is welcome to become a Down Syndrome Specialist. For more information, contact Jennifer Carroll at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). |
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