…Committee member Jennifer Curran. She also said she was impressed that Lemanski was the only one of the final candidates to mention his concern for special needs students during the…
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Looking Into the Future for a Child With Autism
…special needs knows, the yearly team meeting to develop the I.E.P. can be emotional and fraught. For us it has felt, at times, like an annual adjustment of expectations downward….
Literacy Center
…for: blog edeval 2014 05 state issues ddm guidance ells special needs ( Page 47 ) The CES Literacy Center A structured literacy approach encompasses the critical components of reading…
Maria Geueke
…University of Massachusetts Amherst. Maria is a former pre-service teacher at Springfield Central High School, English Language Teacher and an ELL resource for a district in Central Massachusetts, and Special…
Professional Development
Home E Search query for: blog edeval 2014 05 state issues ddm guidance ells special needs ( Page 47 ) Professional Development for Educators We work to focus on challenges/tough…
Faye Brady Ed.D.
…address the needs of diverse learners. Faye received a B.A. in Human Services from Antioch College, her M.S.W. in Clinical Social Work from University of Maryland, and her Doctorate in…
Peggy Hoime
With a background in Elementary and Special Education, Peggy spent many years working with children who were labeled as having an inability to learn and function in a regular classroom….
South Hadley names Bonneville interim schools chief
…micro perspective of being in a situation to meet the individual needs of each school following a sudden change in leadership.” The district is experiencing a $950,000 shortfall this year….
Meet Mack: Gill-Montague’s school comfort dog
…Mack will work with School Resource Officer Dan Miner to establish stronger rapport with students, and to help in difficult situations involving emotional trauma or other special needs, he said….
Despite Claims, PVCICS is Not a Model of Integrated K-12 Public Education
…the state Board of Education to expand its numbers, even though they have not filled the slots they currently have and have certainly not met their pledge to be representative…