 Parents and students of all ages attended the Jan. 12 Tomorrow Program, a showcase of programs and agencies, hosted by the La Porte ISD Department of Student Support Services. The event was held at La Porte High School from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Those in the attendance had the opportunity to talk with a number of representatives from public agencies and district specialists about services for students with disabilities.
It’s always exciting to see all of our parents and their students come out and meet with all of the vendors and resources that donate their time, materials and expertise at our Tomorrow Program,” said Dr. April Fox, director of student support services. “I think it’s important to provide access to those resources to our parents of students with disabilities.”
Organizations participating in the event included the Department for Assistive and Rehabilitative Services (DARS), Diversity Day Activities of Deer Park, La Porte Police Department, La Porte ISD Autism Program, Special Olympics, Special Programs Organized Recreational Therapy (SPORT), Neighborhood Centers, Inc., Ashford University, New York Life, La Porte Police Department Explorers and Workforce Solutions.
Also participating were Communities in Schools, Youth Services, La Porte Head Start Program, The Opportunity Center, La Porte High School Career and Technical Education Program, American Red Cross, Bay Area Rehab Day Care, Harris County Library, Bay Area Homeless Services, La Porte ISD Visually Impaired Program, San Jacinto College Disability Service Counseling, MHMRA and St. Giles Living Centers. |
