Sacramento, CA - July 17-18, 2004

The Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Training Program is sponsored by Families for Early Autism Treatment (FEAT).

The program will be held at:

Sacramento Convention Center
1400 J Street, Exhibit Hall E
Sacramento, California

Registration: Early Registration by 6/15/04 $150.00, Regular Registration by 6/30/04 $170.00, Late Registration after 6/30/04 $190.00. Registration fee includes one copy each of Wrightslaw: Special Education Law and Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy. Refreshments will be provided during breaks and lunch will be served on both day’s.

12 CLE credits have been approved for this conference.

Download and mail in your registration form today!

Download and distribute the registration/information flyer designed by Debra Pratt.

Parking: Several parking garages near the Convention Center. Map of Convention Center area

Directions: For directions, go to mapquest.com, type in your address and the address of the Sacramento Conference Center, 1400 J. Street, Sacramento, CA. Map of Sacramento

Airport: Sacramento International Airport (SMF) is 12 miles northwest of downtown Sacramento (10-15 minutes on Interstate 5). Service from these carriers: Alaska, American, Horizon, Southwest, United, TWA, Delta, America West, Continental, Northwest and United Express.

Public Transportation: Bus service. Sacramento Regional Transit, Yolobus, El Dorado Transit (call 1-800-COMMUTE for information), Roseville Transit, and Greyhound Bus Line (800-321-2222) Taxi companies.

Accommodations: A block of 25 rooms has been reserved for this conference at the Sheraton Grand Sacramento. The cut off date on the block of rooms is July 1, 2004. These rooms will be available at a first come first serve basis. When making reservations please request the block of rooms set for the Wrightslaw FEAT conference. For reservations please call 800-325-3535. Click here for a List of other hotels in Sacramento.

Attractions
Founded in 1849, Sacramento is at the heart of California history – the gold rush, Pony Express and first continental railroad began in Sacramento. The confluence of two large rivers is a short walk from City Hall. Attractions include Old Sacramento, Sutter's Fort, California Capital, Crocker Art Museum, Golden State Museum, Arboretum, and the Sacramento Zoo. Sacramento Visitors Guide

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