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If universities want to be truly inclusive, that must extend to people with disabilities, whether they are students or staff.

WHITEHORSE, YT - The Northern Community Land Trust Society has announced that 'Project 1096' will begin it's f...

The Maine Department of Education is thrilled to offer a limited-time, self-directed course that includes three keynotes and three workshops from John Spencer, Katie Novak, and Lynn Cuccaro, world-class leaders in innovative education!   The rich professional learning opportunities were recorded at the InnovatED: Igniting Innovation in Education Day held by the Maine DOE MOOSE and Interdisciplinary Instruction Teams. All sessions provided … Continue reading Earn Contact Hours...

(The Center Square) – Seattle Public Schools continues getting rid of its gifted and talented program in favor of what administrators say is a more inclusive, equitable and culturally sensitive

Incorporating nature via biophilic design has interested architects and landscape architects for a long time, but its benefits for neurodiversity are not very well-known.

The Jamestown Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee met on April 1 to learn about grants and general updates for Jamestown Park.

What is happening at the Henderson School?  It’s a question on a lot of people’s minds these days. The answer will vary greatly depending on whom you ask, especially at this moment when tensions are running high between families and district staff.  I am writing as an active Henderson parent and husband of Courtney Feeley Karp, who is an elected parent rep on both the

Seattle Public Schools will eliminate their Gifted and Talented Program completely by the 27-28 school year.

Seattle Public Schools will eliminate their Gifted and Talented Program completely by the 27-28 school year.

Seattle Public Schools will eliminate their Gifted and Talented Program completely by the 27-28 school year.