Florida Pre-Paid college discussion

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I’ve been holding off on Florida prepaid college because I was nervous my son would not go to college and then we would lose our investment. Anyone know anything about that? What are others doing?

From: Cohane

Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 8:29 PM

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Subject: RE: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

Can you speak more about this???? We do the Florida Prepaid for all three of ours (actually the grandparents do it). Is there a discounted rate for our kids?

From: sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf Of Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 7:25 AMTo: sList Subject: Re: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

As for college, you can do the Florida pre-paid and get his college much cheaper. We did it this year for our son and his four year college tuition was 11,000.00 without room and board.

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I have it. it does not count as an asset and you can get your money back if he can't go.

Joyce

Subject: Florida Pre-Paid college discussionTo: sList Date: Sunday, January 16, 2011, 4:13 AM

I’ve been holding off on Florida prepaid college because I was nervous my son would not go to college and then we would lose our investment. Anyone know anything about that? What are others doing?

From: Cohane

Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 8:29 PM

To: sList

Subject: RE: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

Can you speak more about this???? We do the Florida Prepaid for all three of ours (actually the grandparents do it). Is there a discounted rate for our kids?

From: sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf Of Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 7:25 AMTo: sList Subject: Re: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

As for college, you can do the Florida pre-paid and get his college much cheaper. We did it this year for our son and his four year college tuition was 11,000.00 without room and board.

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Fundamentals of Inclusive Education Series

Administrators’Leadership Series

Fifteen webinars for educators and parents including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities• Creating a Leadership Team• Inclusion Beyond the Walls of the Classroom • Collaborative Teaming • Planning Supports for Instruction, Communication, and Behavior• Writing Standards-Based IEPs

Five webinars for general and special education administrators including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities • Including Families and Students as Partners• Creating a Leadership Team• Creating a Welcoming Classroom, School, and Community • Desired Outcomes for Students with Autism

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I have this for 3 children as well. I have transferred balances of money from one child to another with no problem or penalty. We also purchased a plan for our child with special needs about 10 years ago and seeing that she will not be able to use it with a Doctors note cashed in her scholarship with out a penalty and got about 5000-6000 over what we paid in back.They give you a percentage back you would have to go to their website to see what the percentage is currently!Good Luck,KathySent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerrySender: sList Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2011 08:02:28 -0800 (PST)To: <sList >ReplyTo: sList Subject: Re: Florida Pre-Paid college discussion I have it. it does not count as an asset and you can get your money back if he can't go. Joyce Subject: Florida Pre-Paid college discussionTo: sList Date: Sunday, January 16, 2011, 4:13 AM I’ve been holding off on Florida prepaid college because I was nervous my son would not go to college and then we would lose our investment. Anyone know anything about that? What are others doing? From: Cohane Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 8:29 PMTo: sList Subject: RE: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents Can you speak more about this???? We do the Florida Prepaid for all three of ours (actually the grandparents do it). Is there a discounted rate for our kids? From: sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf Of Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 7:25 AMTo: sList Subject: Re: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents As for college, you can do the Florida pre-paid and get his college much cheaper. We did it this year for our son and his four year college tuition was 11,000.00 without room and board. FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents To ensure you receive Institute on Disability emails, please add contact.iod@... to your address book.Having trouble reading this announcement? Click here to view it in your browser.Free Inclusive Education WebinarsGreetings,You are invited to join educators and parents from across the United States to participate in free webinars featuring state-of-the-art strategies related to inclusive education for students with autism and related disabilities. These free, participate-at-your-convenience webinars have been organized into two series, one designed for classroom professionals and parents and one for school and district leaders and administrators. Below is an overview of each webinar series:Fundamentals of Inclusive Education SeriesAdministrators’Leadership SeriesFifteen webinars for educators and parents including:• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities• Creating a Leadership Team• Inclusion Beyond the Walls of the Classroom • Collaborative Teaming • Planning Supports for Instruction, Communication, and Behavior• Writing Standards-Based IEPsFive webinars for general and special education administrators including:• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities • Including Families and Students as Partners• Creating a Leadership Team• Creating a Welcoming Classroom, School, and Community • Desired Outcomes for Students with AutismClick here for complete details regarding each webinar series.The National Inclusive Education Initiative (NIEI) is pleased to provide these webinars free of charge through a grant from the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009.For questions and registration information, contact: O’Rourke, NIEI Program Support Assistant | sarah.orourke@...Join the NIEI online community on Facebook!Institute on Disability | University of New Hampshire10 West Edge Drive, Suite 101 | Durham, NH 03824phone: | contact.iod@...Stay Connected: Click here to forward this message.Click here to unsubscribe.

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If your son does not go to college you can get a complete refund of the money you invested but without interest.

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Fundamentals of Inclusive Education Series

Administrators’

Leadership Series

Fifteen webinars for educators and parents including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities

• Creating a Leadership Team

• Inclusion Beyond the Walls of the Classroom

• Collaborative Teaming

• Planning Supports for Instruction, Communication, and Behavior

• Writing Standards-Based IEPs

Five webinars for general and special education administrators including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities

• Including Families and Students as Partners

• Creating a Leadership Team

• Creating a Welcoming Classroom, School, and Community

• Desired Outcomes for Students with Autism

Click here for complete details regarding each webinar series.

The National Inclusive Education Initiative (NIEI) is pleased to provide these webinars free of charge through a grant from the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009.

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If you have a Dr.'s note stating they are not able to attend due to autism they will reimburse you with interest. We spent 7000.00 about 10 years ago and received over 12,000.00 back.KathySent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerrySender: sList Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2011 10:22:23 -0500To: <sList >ReplyTo: sList Subject: Re: Florida Pre-Paid college discussion If your son does not go to college you can get a complete refund of the money you invested but without interest. FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents To ensure you receive Institute on Disability emails, please add contact.iod@... to your address book.Having trouble reading this announcement? Click here to view it in your browser.Free Inclusive Education WebinarsGreetings,You are invited to join educators and parents from across the United States to participate in free webinars featuring state-of-the-art strategies related to inclusive education for students with autism and related disabilities. These free, participate-at-your-convenience webinars have been organized into two series, one designed for classroom professionals and parents and one for school and district leaders and administrators. Below is an overview of each webinar series:Fundamentals of Inclusive Education SeriesAdministrators’Leadership SeriesFifteen webinars for educators and parents including:• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities• Creating a Leadership Team• Inclusion Beyond the Walls of the Classroom • Collaborative Teaming • Planning Supports for Instruction, Communication, and Behavior• Writing Standards-Based IEPsFive webinars for general and special education administrators including:• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities • Including Families and Students as Partners• Creating a Leadership Team• Creating a Welcoming Classroom, School, and Community • Desired Outcomes for Students with AutismClick here for complete details regarding each webinar series.The National Inclusive Education Initiative (NIEI) is pleased to provide these webinars free of charge through a grant from the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009.For questions and registration information, contact: O’Rourke, NIEI Program Support Assistant | sarah.orourke@...Join the NIEI online community on Facebook!Institute on Disability | University of New Hampshire10 West Edge Drive, Suite 101 | Durham, NH 03824phone: | contact.iod@...Stay Connected: Click here to forward this message.Click here to unsubscribe.

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My daughter is in college now and we took out pre-paid tuition for 4 years and dorm for one year. Wish we had taken out dorm for 4 years because even if you don't use it, they will refund the money to you. If you take it out when your child is young and you can afford it, it's like a savings account that you can't touch until they are in college or decide not to go. It's a LOT cheaper to do it when they are young, than to pay for college now (or even 10 or more years from now)

Robin

I also held off and am now glad I did. My daughter will not be able to handle the academics of college and I hoped & prayed for many years that she possibly could. I couldn't have handled the money then anyway and it went towards therapies which now I can say did help. Only you can be the one to decide and check to see about returning the money if you change your mind. Good luck.

To: sList Sent: Sun, January 16, 2011 7:13:23 AMSubject: Florida Pre-Paid college discussion

I’ve been holding off on Florida prepaid college because I was nervous my son would not go to college and then we would lose our investment. Anyone know anything about that? What are others doing?

From: Cohane

Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 8:29 PM

To: sList

Subject: RE: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

Can you speak more about this???? We do the Florida Prepaid for all three of ours (actually the grandparents do it). Is there a discounted rate for our kids?

From: sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf Of Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 7:25 AMTo: sList Subject: Re: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

As for college, you can do the Florida pre-paid and get his college much cheaper. We did it this year for our son and his four year college tuition was 11,000.00 without room and board.

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Fundamentals of Inclusive Education Series

Administrators’Leadership Series

Fifteen webinars for educators and parents including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities• Creating a Leadership Team• Inclusion Beyond the Walls of the Classroom • Collaborative Teaming • Planning Supports for Instruction, Communication, and Behavior• Writing Standards-Based IEPs

Five webinars for general and special education administrators including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities • Including Families and Students as Partners• Creating a Leadership Team• Creating a Welcoming Classroom, School, and Community • Desired Outcomes for Students with Autism

Click here for complete details regarding each webinar series.

The National Inclusive Education Initiative (NIEI) is pleased to provide these webinars free of charge through a grant from the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009.

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I also held off and am now glad I did. My daughter will not be able to handle the academics of college and I hoped & prayed for many years that she possibly could. I couldn't have handled the money then anyway and it went towards therapies which now I can say did help. Only you can be the one to decide and check to see about returning the money if you change your mind. Good luck.

To: sList Sent: Sun, January 16, 2011 7:13:23 AMSubject: Florida Pre-Paid college discussion

I’ve been holding off on Florida prepaid college because I was nervous my son would not go to college and then we would lose our investment. Anyone know anything about that? What are others doing?

From: Cohane

Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 8:29 PM

To: sList

Subject: RE: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

Can you speak more about this???? We do the Florida Prepaid for all three of ours (actually the grandparents do it). Is there a discounted rate for our kids?

From: sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf Of Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 7:25 AMTo: sList Subject: Re: FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

As for college, you can do the Florida pre-paid and get his college much cheaper. We did it this year for our son and his four year college tuition was 11,000.00 without room and board.

FREE Online Inclusion Training for Administrators, Educators and Parents

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Fundamentals of Inclusive Education Series

Administrators’Leadership Series

Fifteen webinars for educators and parents including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities• Creating a Leadership Team• Inclusion Beyond the Walls of the Classroom • Collaborative Teaming • Planning Supports for Instruction, Communication, and Behavior• Writing Standards-Based IEPs

Five webinars for general and special education administrators including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities • Including Families and Students as Partners• Creating a Leadership Team• Creating a Welcoming Classroom, School, and Community • Desired Outcomes for Students with Autism

Click here for complete details regarding each webinar series.

The National Inclusive Education Initiative (NIEI) is pleased to provide these webinars free of charge through a grant from the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009.

For questions and registration information, contact: O’Rourke, NIEI Program Support Assistant | sarah.orourke@...Join the NIEI online community on Facebook!

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That is great to know, thanks!

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Fundamentals of Inclusive Education Series

Administrators’

Leadership Series

Fifteen webinars for educators and parents including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities

• Creating a Leadership Team

• Inclusion Beyond the Walls of the Classroom

• Collaborative Teaming

• Planning Supports for Instruction, Communication, and Behavior

• Writing Standards-Based IEPs

Five webinars for general and special education administrators including:

• New Views of Students with Autism & Related Disabilities

• Including Families and Students as Partners

• Creating a Leadership Team

• Creating a Welcoming Classroom, School, and Community

• Desired Outcomes for Students with Autism

Click here for complete details regarding each webinar series.

The National Inclusive Education Initiative (NIEI) is pleased to provide these webinars free of charge through a grant from the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009.

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