Conference & Expo for parents, students, & professionals on Life After High School - Transition Begins by Age 14

The Learning Disabilities Association of New Jersey (LDANJ) invites parents, students and professionals to attend the conference, “Life After High School-Transition Begins by Age 14” at the NJHA Conference & Event Center, 760 Alexander Road, Princeton on Saturday, May 13, 2017. The conference will have a variety of workshops related to preparing students with learning disabilities, attention issues, and/or related disorders for the transition to life after high school. Topics will include the difference between high school and college/work, the gap year, coaching, how to find the right college, transition IEPs, learning the soft skills, resilience, and more.

LeDerick Horne, co-author of Empowering Students with Hidden Disabilites-A Path to Pride and Success, will present the keynote. In addition to 16 workshops and the keynote, there will be a Vendor Expo to provide additional information and resources.

Discounted registration of $25 for LDA members or students and $50 for non-members is available until April 15. Breakfast and lunch provided. To register go to www.ldanj513.eventbrite.com. For more information go to www.ldanj.org-Events or contact LDANJ at 732-645-2738 or email info@ldanj.org. Professional Development Certificates provided.

Please note that LDANJ is also giving out some scholarships to graduating students. If interested, please email info@ldanj.org for information. Submission deadline is April 15^th.