Parent Mentor

A Parent Mentor is a fellow parent of a child with a disability.  A parent mentor is employed by a school district, educational agency, or an educational service center (ESC).  The purpose of a Parent mentor is to serve as a bridge between families and the school district.  This is accomplished by providing support, information, training sessions, and parent events, just to name a few.  

If your IEP student is 14-21 years of age, they are in post secondary transition. Transition allows the IEP team to help plan for the student's future - click on the transition logo above to find out how we can help.

CLASSES, ACTIVITIES AND MORE
These programs are not administered by, or affiliated with, Mayfield City Schools. 

Red Treehouse
A one stop search engine for all things special needs, from physicians to cooking classes.

Connecting for Kids (coming to Mayfield in 2019!)
Education and support to families with concerns about their child, birth to 13

Friendship Circle of Cleveland
Peer to Peer activities, socialization, and support for special needs children and young adults.

Beyond Words Center
Music Therapy and Adaptive Music Lessons.  Beachwood, Fairlawn, N Royalton, or your home

Kidnections
ASD and related diagnoses, ages 3-23 years. Classes focus on practical skills, such as packing lunch or basic kitchen skills

Milestones Autism Resources
Milestones Autism Resources helps individuals with autism reach their unique potential.  Focused on educating and coaching for family members and professionals in evidence-based practical strategies. Conferences, workshops, professional development, referral calls and online resources connect the autism community with vital information, and each other.