News Summary
Greenville is set to host The Road to Possibilities – An Opportunity Fair on February 6. This free event aims to connect students with disabilities and their families to resources, workshops, and services that support post-high school planning. With over 40 exhibitors, engaging sessions, and entertainment, attendees can explore educational, employment, and recreational opportunities in the community. Registration is encouraged but not mandatory.
Exciting Resource Fair for Students with Disabilities Coming to Greenville
Greenville is gearing up for an extraordinary event that promises to shine a spotlight on opportunities for students with disabilities. The Greenville County Schools, in collaboration with the Barbara Stone Foundation, will be rolling out the red carpet for an event aptly titled The Road to Possibilities – An Opportunity Fair. Mark your calendars for February 6, because this is one event you won’t want to miss!
Details You Need to Know
The fair will take place from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the University Center, located at 225 S. Pleasantburg Drive. Best of all, this amazing resource fair is free to attend! With more than 40 exhibitors, families and students will have access to a plethora of information and guidance on community resources and services that cater specifically to their needs.
A Treasure Trove of Resources
So, what kind of resources can attendees expect to find? Well, get ready for a diverse range of options that include:
- Post-secondary education and training
- Employment opportunities
- Recreation and leisure activities
- Independent living support
- Financial literacy
- Legal planning assistance
The goal of this fair is to provide vital information that will help students and their families navigate the often confusing landscape of resources available after high school. As daily supports and environments change, it’s essential to ensure that everyone is well-informed and equipped for the next steps in their journey.
Engaging Workshops and Wonderful Entertainment
The event will feature a range of workshop sessions led by various organizations and agencies. These sessions will delve deep into important topics such as educational opportunities, career paths, life skills, and self-advocacy, providing invaluable insights that can be applied in real-world scenarios.
But that’s not all! Attendees can also look forward to some delightful food and live entertainment throughout the evening. It’s not just a resource fair; it’s a community celebration where students, families, and supporters can come together to learn, enjoy, and embrace the future.
Registration: What You Need to Know
While registration is not mandatory, it is strongly encouraged to help organizers plan for the expected turnout. Interested participants can conveniently register online at the Barbara Stone Foundation website. Simply head over to barbarastonefoundation.networkforgood.com to secure your spot!
Don’t Miss Out!
This event is an incredible opportunity for students with disabilities and their families to gather valuable information that can help them plan for a successful post-high school life. With boundless resources, engaging workshops, fun entertainment, and delicious food awaiting you, it’s certainly an evening filled with possibilities!
So, spread the word, bring your friends, and join in this fantastic effort to empower students and their families. Mark your calendars and prepare to embark on The Road to Possibilities! We can’t wait to see everyone there!
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Additional Resources
- Greenville Journal: Resource Fair for Students with Disabilities
- Post and Courier: Greenville Schools Special Education Audit
- WSPA: Parents Ask for More Resources for Special Needs Children
- Wikipedia: Special Education
- Fox Carolina: Parents Question School Policy for Special Needs Kids
