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LDANEO and the Cuyahoga County Public Libraries partner to offer Team Read-A-Book.
Second and third graders with identified learning disabilities, or who are at risk for reading
problems are invited to join children’s librarians and an experienced special education teacher
for an hour and a half of information and fun at Cuyahoga County area library branches.
Students and their parents participate in activities during the program. Parents receive information
about helping their children learn while students participate in reading and coordinated activities.

Fairview Park Library

Dates: Thursday evenings, October 21, 28, November 4 and 11th

Fee: Free

North Royalton Library

Dates: Monday evenings October 18, 25, November 1 and 8th

Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm

Fee: Free

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Maple Heights Library

Dates: Tuesday evenings October 19, 26, November 2 and 9th

Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm

Fee: Free

Please register in person, or by calling the branch or visiting www.cuyahogalibrary.org

The Parent Connections program is designed to engage parents in  at-risk neighborhoods
in the education process, enabling them to intervene on behalf of their children at risk for
specific learning disabilities. The focus of the work is with the parents of youth at-risk for SLD.
Parent Connections is aimed at engaging the parents of these children who live in the
neighborhoods, by educating and empowering them to become active in their child’s education.
By doing so, LDANEO works in collaboration with communities and envisions that the neighborhood
parents will be more engaged in the process, gain a clearer understanding of the value of
education for their students at-risk for SLD and that their children, in turn, will demonstrate
improved academic performance, attendance at school and the desire to earn a high school diploma.

Parent Connections is a site based program.

If you would be interested in engaging parents in your community,
contact Cindy Glazer at 216-292-4549 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Area professionals will speak on selected topics about specific learning disabilities, the special
education process, assistive technology, and other resources. The Family Speakers series is open
to the community. Professionals and experts in the field facilitate. The Family Speaker Series is a
community outreach initiative with the goal of educating communities about SLD and its impact.

If you would like LDANEO to host a Family Speaker Series workshop, contact us at 216-292-4549