Date: Wednesday, 10/7/2026
Time: 5-6:30 pm
Location: Virtual Via WebEx

SVVSD & Community Partners Present: The Ins and Outs of In-District Programs & Outside Agencies

Case Management Services can assist a person in accessing necessar services and supports to meet their needs. Hear from community partners surrounding eligibility, services, support coordination, and resources.

Presentations from:

• District Programs –
  • School to Work Alliance Program & The Division of Vocational
  • Rehabilitation (SWAP & DVR)
  • LS ACE (Life Skills Alternative Cooperative Education)
• Outside Agencies –
  • Case Management Agencies: A&I (Boulder County Residents)& Weld County Case Management (Weld County Residents)
  • Elevated Communities
  • Upside Collective

Let’s work together to break down communication barriers and create a supportive, inclusive community for all.

Date: Wednesday, December 2nd, 2026
Time: 5-6:30 pm
Location: Virtual via WebEx

Become future-ready  building brighter schedules one step at a time. Hear from community partners surrounding ways to assist students with designing purposeful days beyond school, expanding independent living skills, and the quality of life for each person. 

Presentations from: 

• Community Recreation Panel:  Special Olympics/Erie Recreation Center – Therapeutic and Adaptive Programs/Longmont Recreation Center (SCOPE)
• Agency Services:CPWD/Sample Supports
• Transportation: Mobility for All/VIA Mobility

Date: Wednesday, February 3, 2027
Time: 5-6:30 pm
Location: Virtual Via WebEx

SVVSD & Community Partners present: Ready, Set, Launch! Life After
School Starts Here.

Discover real world options like volunteering, working, community
involvement and post – secondary education and opportunities to build a
meaningful future.
Presentations from:
● FRCC – Disability Resource Center
● IN! Pathways to Inclusive Higher Education
● AIMS Disability Services
● UNC GOAL program
● Boulder County Workforce
● Volunteer and Work-Based Learning Opportunities

Date: Tuesday, April 20, 2027
Time: 5-6:30 pm
Location: Skyline High School

Community Partners Present: Resource Fair

2027 – Resource Fair Flyer 

Learn, Explore and Interact with a variety of businesses who are serving, supporting, and employing our neurodiverse community members and students. The resource is an open house for families to drop in and visit with partnering agencies and gather additional information. 

• Local Small Businesses
• Employers with large programs serving neurodiverse employees
• Companies and Community partners supporting students and families of students with disabilities

Join Us for an Inspiring Night of Learning and Collaboration!

Date: Tuesday, January 28th
Time: 5-6:30 pm
Location: Innovation Center

• What is AAC? – Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) provides individuals with communication difficulties the tools to express themselves. Whether through devices, symbols, or gestures, AAC opens up a world of possibilities.
• Why Attend?
  • For Families: Discover how AAC can empower your loved ones, enhance communication, and foster independence.
  • For Staff: Learn effective strategies to support AAC users, collaborate with families, and improve communication outcomes.
• Highlights of the Night:
  • Interactive Workshops: Hands-on experience with AAC tools and strategies.
  • Collaboration Sessions: Work together with educators, therapists, and families to create personalized communication plans.
• Who Should Attend? Parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, and anyone interested in learning about AAC and how it can benefit individuals with communication challenges.

Let’s work together to break down communication barriers and create a supportive, inclusive community for all.

The Inspiring Futures College Mentorship Program is Intended For:

• Students with intellectual disability (ID) that are interested in exploring college.
• Students in 11th grade or higher.
• Colorado residents.
• Note: Students do not need to be set on going to college in order to participate. They simply need to have an interest to learn more about it. 

Key Dates

• Jan 26: Applications Due
• Jan 27-31: Student “interviews” (a time for us to get to know each other and to assess if this program is right for students’ needs and goals)
• Feb 4: Weekly Mentorship Sessions Begin 

Mentorship Session Schedule: Held virtually via Zoom on Tuesdays from 4:30-5:30pm

• Feb 4: Week 1 – Get to know you & general mentor/mentee connection
• Feb 11: Week 2 – Campus & social life in college  
• Feb 18: Week 3 – Academics in college 
• Feb 25: Week 4 – Career exploration 
• Mar 4: Week 5 – Independence & self-determination
• Mar 11: Week 6 – Celebration & concluding Q&A (parents & educators welcome)  

Questions? Reach out to Elise Kramer, IN!’s Program Coordinator: elise@inclusivehighered.org, 720-675-9139
Click here to apply!

Event: AAC in Action: A Night of Learning and Collaboration
Date: Wednesday, September 11th
Time: 5-6:30 pm
Location: SVVSD Innovation Center (33 Quail Rd, Longmont)

What is AAC?
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) provides individuals with communication difficulties the tools to express themselves. Whether through devices, symbols, or gestures, AAC opens up a world of possibilities.

Why Attend?

• For Families: Discover how AAC can empower your loved ones, enhance communication, and foster independence.
• For Staff: Learn effective strategies to support AAC users, collaborate with families, and improve communication outcomes.

Highlights of the Night:

• Interactive Workshops: Hands-on experience with AAC tools and strategies.
• Collaboration Sessions: Work together with educators, therapists, and families to create personalized communication plans.

Who Should Attend?
Parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, and anyone interested in learning about AAC and how it can benefit individuals with communication challenges.