Category: Special Education
Main Street School’s Print Shop Is Partnering With Circle Graphics to Enhance Their Skills
We are thrilled to share the exhilarating news about our groundbreaking partnership with Circle Graphics for our PrintStorm business! This collaboration marks a significant milestone in our commitment to providing exceptional educational opportunities for all learners. At the heart of our special education initiative is the belief that every student deserves access to quality education
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Wake up Main Street’s Student-Run Breakfast Cart Is Heading to the Innovation Center
Students from the Life Skills Alternative Cooperative Education (LSACE) program will be operating their breakfast cart business at the Innovation Center on Wednesday’s from 9-10am. Staff and students are welcome to bring cash to help support this student-run business. They offer pre-packaged snacks and a variety of hot and cold beverages, such as coffee, tea,
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District Special Education Teacher Partnering with Special Olympics To Show Support for Inclusion
Mead High School’s Special Education Teacher Amber Vanzant is advocating for inclusion by participating in the worldwide “Spread the Word” t-shirt movement. Ten years ago, the Special Olympics launched the Spread the Word campaign to stop the use of the “R” word and spread awareness about the need for inclusion for all. The campaign represents
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Altona Middle School’s New Club Is Celebrating Inclusivity for All Students
Altona Middle School’s newest club Rattlers Unified! is dedicated to fostering inclusivity and unity within the school community. The club’s mission is to bridge the gap between students with and without disabilities by working together with school leadership to build and nurture an inclusive school culture. In Rattlers Unfiied!, they believe that every student deserves
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Cooking for Learning: Special Education Staff Using Food to Connect With Students to Encourage Functional Skills and Foster Independence
Food is a part of our everyday lives and it’s a powerful way to connect with students. There are so many skills that can be learned from cooking and exploring food. From fine motor and language skills, to math and functional skills. Cooking and trying new foods creates a shared experience and forms an instant
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Student Learning Is Getting A More Personalized Approach With AI Tools
St. Vrain Valley School Special Education Staff are exploring Artificial Intelligence (AI) to personalize educational content in order to create a more inclusive learning environment that empowers students with disabilities to thrive academically and socially. Imagine being able to cater teacher lessons to students’ specific interests and likes, such as sports, animals, travel, and pop
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SWAP Receives Grant To Help With Transportation Barriers
SWAP was recently awarded a grant by the SVVSD Education Foundation to fund transportation for students to explore post-secondary opportunities. The funding we receive to provide SWAP services does not include transportation costs for students/young adults to attend SWAP activities. Transportation is one of the largest barriers our students/young adults face. The $450 grant we received
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Unified Sports Are Helping To Create a Positive School Culture That Promotes Inclusion
Elementary school is a time for learning, growth, building friendships, and having fun. Staff and students at Centennial Elementary are working together to create an inclusive environment for all students through their Unified Sports Program and other school activities. Amanda Krell, SSN teacher, and Jillian Vickland, paraprofessional, have been instrumental in developing the Unified Sports
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Trail Ridge Middle School Unified Bowlers Win Top Spots at State Tournament
Two Trail Ridge Middle School (TRMS) Unified Bowling teams won the gold and silver medals at this year’s Special Olympics State Bowling event. On Friday, November 18, 2023, just over 600 bowlers from across the state came together to showcase their bowling skills and celebrate the joy of the sport. TRMS has a robust Unified
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Mead Middle School Students Are Having Fun And Building Friendships With Their Best Buddies Program
Lasting friendships between students with intellectual disabilities and those without are being formed at Mead Middle School through their Best Buddies program. Best Buddies is a global organization whose mission is to help build one-to-one friendships between people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities through shared interests, experiences, and activities. Kristina Miller, special education
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