Extended School Year (ESY) is an under-used and misunderstood part of special education. I've struggled to get my own son with Down syndrome meaningful ESY services. I was told that ESY was just for … [Continue reading]
Why I hate the “I” in IEP
I am white. I have a master's degree. I am now firmly upper-middle class. I'm lucky enough to be able to stay home and raise my kids. I spend at least a small percentage of each day … [Continue reading]
Clearing the Way for Systems Change in 2020
11-year-old Salome is a female of color with a disability. English is a second language for her immigrant parents, and her extended family lives far away. Many students like Salome and their families … [Continue reading]
Inclusion Must Start in Preschool
My twin sons attended the same Ohio public preschool class. My son with Down syndrome went for free and received important supports and services like Speech, OT, and PT. The other twin served as a … [Continue reading]
Finding Inclusion as a Military Child with a Disability
Tis the season to PCS! Your husband is on TDY, so it's up to you and one power of attorney to secure the movers, sell the house, organize all 18,000 pounds of stuff you plan to move, and sell that … [Continue reading]
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