Resources

School Council News
The School Council News page is your destination for the latest updates, resources, key dates, and important information for school councils.
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OCDSB School Council Resources
The OCDSB provides resources and regular updates to assist school councils in preparing for and navigating through the school year.
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Resource Library
The School Council Resource Library offers guides and resources for school council operations, funds management, elections, meetings, insurance and more.
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Ottawa Carleton Assembly of School Councils (OCASC)
OCASC is an umbrella organization for school councils and parents in the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) to share share ideas, discuss current events and build community. 
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Parent Involvement Committee (PIC)
The PIC promotes parent engagement and collaborates with the board to support student achievement and well-being. PIC provides resources and support to parents and School Councils.
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Community Supports for Students with Developmental Disabilities:

Services Coordination for Students with Developmental Disabilities (SCS) - Service Coordination for People with Developmental Disabilities is the initial contact for individuals who have a developmental disability or autism in the Ottawa region.  SCS helps people find available resources in the community that are needed to assist them in their daily lives.  See link below for a detailed list of resources offered. 
Service Coordination Transition Booklet

Transition Planning to Life After Graduation:

OCDSB Presentation on Planning for Successful Transitions - This comprehensive presentation prepared by of OCDSB Autism and Transition Support Team provides guidance on little 't' transitions (activity to activity) to big 'T' transitions (changing schools or life after graduation): 
OCDSB Planning for Successful Transitions

Transition Planning Checklist - This document is a short summary of the things that you should consider doing in preparation for your son/daughter’s transition to life after high school.  It is important that you begin to plan for your child’s post-secondary life as soon as possible. Once your child leaves the school system, you will be responsible for managing all aspects of your son/daughter’s daily life. At OTSS, teaching staff will work with you to develop a transition plan as part of your son/daughter’s Individual Education Plan (IEP). This transition plan aims to identify the skills necessary for post-secondary opportunities tailored to your son/daughter. 

Family Matters Co-op - Transition to life after High School
   




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