1. Spring Leadership Day 2019-20

3. Find START on Social Media
Facebook STARTProjectMI
Closed RCN Group (START Project – RCN Group)
Hashtag: #STARTProject

4. Ryder Rulison manning the START table at the Sesame Street Event, and hanging out with Julia.

5. What were your takeaways from the conference
What were your takeaways from the conference? What can you share with your districts?

7. START Connecting

8. 19th Annual START Conference Spring Leadership 2020
Upcoming Kellogg Center in East Lansing
19th Annual START Conference
Emily Rubin & Greg Hanley
Monday, April 27th, 2020
Spring Leadership 2020
Tuesday, April 28th, 2020

9. Fall Leadership Day 2018

10. SUCCESS! START Events Page for open RCN Training Events
Number of trainings
posted: 21

11. Team Applications due May 13th
START IT Sites for
Early Childhood
NAN at COOR ISD
K-12
MAC at Monroe ISD
BYF
GLB at Saginaw ISD
Team Applications due May 13th

12. START K-12 IT Sites for 2019-20 CHANGES
ISD Leadership Team
District Leadership Team
Capacity building
10 days in year one
3-4 days in year two
Coaching support at the building level
Coach training just for coaches

13. START IT Host Sites for 2020-2021 Applications will be posted in the fall!

14. Buildings with Peer to Peer
815
Buildings with Peer to Peer
16,825
Peer Support Students
4,530
Students
with ASD

16. 3 minutes

18. The Michigan ASD State Plan
2018 ASD State Plan Progress Review and Recommendations
2012 ASD State Plan
Talking Points
2012 ASD State Plan
2012 State Plan identified specific state goals arranged by Focus areas. These goals remain in effect. The regular review of progress and recommendations is an important process to ensure key stakeholders are coordinating and collaborating to establish a state infrastructure of comprehensive supports that benefit individuals with ASD and their families
Progress Review and Recommendations
Supplements and updates rather than replaces original plan
Systematically identified and reported on progress towards identified state goals from the ASD State Plan.
Revise recommendations to reflect identified needs
State Plan Overall Goal: Build the state infrastructure for comprehensive supports that benefit individuals with ASD and their families by improving access to information and resources and increasing system coordination at the local and state level

19. MI ASD State Plan Progress Review Infographic Available at mi
MI ASD State Plan Progress Review Infographic Available at mi.gov/autism  ASD State Plan
Talking Points
Many areas of progress, as indicated in the 2018 MI ASD State Plan. The infographic highlights progress from each Focus Area.
Establishing an Autism Council was the number one priority in the 2012 ASD State Plan.

20. Thank you to the 2019 Spring RCN Leadership Day presenters
Thank you to the 2019 Spring RCN Leadership Day presenters! Kathy Hickok, Berrien Carrie Carr, EUP OK2SAY