In response to increasing educational demands and budget pressures, public school districts have looked for ways to join forces to provide necessary resources and programs on a cost-effective basis. One…
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The Amherst regional school consolidation question
…must critically evaluate our educational programs, and be ready to strengthen and create new educationally engaging and relevant experiences for our students. Discussions have begun with Greenfield Community College leadership…
Specialized Reading Approaches
…instruction programs for students with diverse educational, cultural, and learning needs. This course includes a pre-practicum field-based experience. Credit This course may be taken either as part of a Licensure…
CES Educator Licensure program provides supportive path to teaching
…them enough, they get things done for their students.” “I come from a family of teachers, and teaching is a profession of experience.” He found his student teaching position with…
Patricia Kinsella
Patricia Kinsella has served as an educator, union representative, and administrator for over 30 years. Her experience spans PreK-12 in a wide range of districts (rural, urban, well-resourced, financially-challenged) and…
Campbell Hart
…recently as Senior Director of School Year Programs. Campbell began her career as a middle school social studies teacher in both Massachusetts and Oklahoma, experiences that deepened her understanding of…
Williamstown School Committee Talks Special Education Collaboration
…County town of Webster. “I know from experience there that the services that could be provided to students through collaboratives provided tremendous cost savings to a district,” Malkas said. “I…
Educators from Collaborative for Educational Services Publish Book on IEP and 504 Teams
…book on the topic of Individual Education Programs (IEP) and 504 Teams. Laurel Peltier, Ed.D. and Albert Johnson-Mussad, Ph.D., CES educational consultants and coaches, are the authors of the book,…
Working with teachers and students online to create pathways, not roadblocks
…Casey finds that teachers are typically nervous about approaching unfamiliar areas of the online world. There are so many new programs, apps and skills that they feel they can’t keep…
Teaching Disability History: How the Civil War Changed Disability and American Government
…and vastly expanded state and Federal services to aid veterans after. By 1900, the U.S. had paid pensions to nearly a million veterans, justified largely by their disabilities. These changes…