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Orlando,
Florida - January 21-22, 2005
The
Wrightslaw Mini-Boot Camp is sponsored by the Down
Syndrome Association of Central Florida.
This
program will be held at:
Holiday
Inn at UCF
12125
High Tech Avenue
Orlando, FL 32817
Carol Brockington
(407) 996-5555 Fax: (407) 736-9394
Questions?
Contact Amy Van Bergen, Executive Director, Down Syndrome Association
of Central Florida, 1137 Edgewater Drive, Suite 101, Orlando, FL 32804,
(407) 540-1121, (407) 540-1124 (FAX), E-mail: avanbergen@dsacf.org
Free
parking will be available at the conference location.
Download
the registration form and mail it in today!
Registration
fee for a Student (copy of student ID required) $ 50, Professional
$ 80., Individual $ 80., Family (2 individuals living in same household
/one set of books) $125. To qualify for the Family Rate please enclose
a photocopy of both drivers license. Both individuals must live in the
same residence. Students are required to send a xeroxed copy of their
student ID card. Registration
fee includes: Wrightslaw Special Education Law book and From
Emotions to Advocacy book, Snack Break on Friday, and Box Lunch
on Saturday. If you need more information please feel free to call 407-823-1297.
Books may not be available to walk-in registrants.
Registrations
are still being accepted. Deadline for receipt of payment
is Friday, January 7, 2005. For any cancellations there will be
a $10. processing fee. Space is limited. On-site reservations will be
accepted provided there is space at a fee of $90.
Detailed
directions
are available at mapquest.com.
Fill in your personal information and Hampton Inn, 12125 High Tech Ave.,
Orlando, FL 32817.
Orlando
International Airport
is located about 15 minutes away from the conference location.
Accommodation
rates for conferences would be negotiated for each event but would range
from approximately $75/night to $125/night. Most likely, the negotiated
rate would be at the lower end of this rate.
- Holiday
Inn Express East, UCF, 8750 East Colonial Drive, (407) 996-5555
- Holiday
Inn Select, Orlando East, UCF Area, 12125 High Tech Avenue, (407)
996-5555
- Hampton
Inn & Suites, UCF Area, 3450 Quadrangle Boulevard, (407) 996-5555
- Radisson
University Hotel, Orlando, 1724 Alafaya Trail, Kathy Hall, (407) 658-9008
- Hilton
Garden Inn Orlando East/UCF, 1959 North Alafaya Trail, Craig Leysen
, (407) 992-5000
Restaurants
nearby are listed below. (*Indicates Partner in Education)
- *Applebees
12103 Collegiate Way
- *Wing
Zone Wings for take out. 12090 Collegiate Way
- *Obee's
Soups, salads, subs 12219 University Boulevard
- *Donato's
Pizza 3940 Dean Road
- EL Cerro
Mexican
- Pizzeria
Uno Chicago Bar and Grill
- Burger
King
- Chipotle
Grill Mexican cuisine
- Panera
Bread Fresh salads, sandwiches, pastries
- Tony
Roma's Sandwiches, steaks, ribs, salads
- Perkins
Classic American cuisine
- Don
Pablos Mexican cuisine
Attractions:
ORLANDO,
a quiet farming town in 1970, now has more visitors than any other place
in the state. The reason, of course, is Walt
Disney World, which, along with Universal
Studios Escape, Sea
World and a host of themed attractions, pulls more than 25 million
people a year to a previously featureless plot of scrubland. Few people
head to Orlando proper, choosing instead one of the countless motels
along Hwy-192, fifteen miles south, or International Drive, five miles
southwest. Despite enormous expansion over the last decade, the town
itself remains free of the commercialism that surrounds it.
Yellow
Pages for Kids with Disabilities
We built
the Florida
Yellow Pages for Kids with Disabilities so people can get reliable
information and support. The
state Yellow Pages has many helpful resources - evaluators, educational
consultants, academic tutors, support groups, grassroots organizations,
advocates, attorneys and others who help parents get services for their
children.
If you provide a service, sign up to be listed on the Yellow
Pages for Kids with Disabilities - this is a free service from Wrightslaw.

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