…electrical work called “Tradeswomen of Tomorrow,” connecting them with the school’s freshmen girls. These fields have historically been dominated by men, although they have become more accessible to women in…
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PraacticalAAC Blog Post by Jeanne Tuthill
Jeanne Tuthill, an assistive technology specialist at the CCATT Center, has prepared a post for Carole Zangari’s PracticalAAC Blog, and we are pleased to share the blog with you: If…
Pioneer Assistant Principal Duprey takes on principal’s position, too
…view is the assistant principal is in charge of what’s going on in the school today. The principal is responsible for tomorrow and next year,’” Duprey recalled, adding that he’s…
Playful Strategies for Supporting Early Communication Development in Children with ASD
…at every level- from pre-language to verbal communicators. Leave with a plan you’ll develop during the workshop with games and ideas to try out tomorrow with a student you serve!…
$1M to fight youth opioid addiction
…and partners to really cultivate the leaders of tomorrow so that they feel they have vitality and that they belong here?” said McLaughlin, the coordinator of the task force and…
Social Justice in Education
…E Search query for: blog blog tag tradeswomen of tomorrow Joy and Justice in Schools Our Approach We support schools and organizations to center the joy, justice, and authenticity of…
Orientation to Reform to Equal Rights: K-12 Disability History Curriculum
…completion of written feedback. (Teachers from other states will get a letter documenting participation). PDPs will be rewarded after completion of curriculum pilot. Learn more about the new curriculum: https://www.emergingamerica.org/blog/new-mini-units-will-integrate-disability-history-across-k-12-curriculum…
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Home E Search query for: blog blog tag tradeswomen of tomorrow Your Learning Partners Our Approach We see ourselves as your learning partners — We come to the table as…
Springfield Treatment Center wins first place in nationwide read-a-thon for students residing in juvenile justice facilities.
…series of prompts. Teachers submitted the reviews to CEEAS to be posted on the Unbound book review blog. More than 2,000 students participated in the read-a-thon. Brian Barrett, Teaching Coordinator…
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