---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Student Council for Exceptional Children < [log in to unmask]> Date: Wed, Oct 25, 2017 at 1:08 PM Subject: Kids Night out at Kramer To: [log in to unmask] Hello SCEC friends! At the beginning of the semester, we had mentioned one of our events being a volunteer opportunity at Kramer Elementary. Sarah has shared this information on how to get involved with this awesome event. Below is the message from Sarah Watt: *Kid's Night Out is an event at Kramer to raise money for the school and field trips. It is held from 6-9 on Nov. 3rd. Kids are dropped off and can play a variety of activities inside and outdoors. In previous years students with autism and other disabilities have not attended because of the noise levels and lack of personal assistance when it is needed. This year we would like to offer the option of a separate space for all students in the event they want a quieter environment or need more support walking around the event. If you are willing to volunteer to be a personal assistant or host this quiet space for students please let me know so I can tell parents how much support we will have for their students.* *Thanks!* *Sarah* If you are interested, you must let Sarah know by this *Friday, October 27th.* I hope to see you guys there next Friday! P.S. SCEC exec can't wait to see all of you tonight at our Teacher Panel!! E-mail us if you need the details on location and time. -- Amber Karkiewicz Miami University | Class of 2018 Special Education | College of Education, Health, and Society University Academic Scholar Program | EHS Leadership Scholar Student Council for Exceptional Children | Co-president ---------------- You have received this email because of your membership(s) in The Hub. Click here to manage your notification settings <https://muhub.collegiatelink.net/account/notificationsettings>. -- Molly Kelly, M.Ed., ABD Senior Clinical Faculty, Department of Educational Psychology Chief Departmental Advisor Miami University 201 McGuffey Hall Oxford, Ohio 45056 513-529-1711 Pronouns: she/her