Supporting Students with Special Needs is a free professional learning community that provides K-12 educators with a place to collaborate on best practices for helping students with learning challenges so they can learn and grow to their full potential. We will explore new insights on supporting students with learning difficulties, emotional challenges, physical disabilities, communications impairments, behavioral problems, or developmental delays. Together we will work on providing appropriate education to all students by identifying and diagnosing students with unique needs so that we can design effective instruction, support, and services for them. Topics we will cover include:
Upcoming edWebinar
Monday, May 19 at 3 p.m. Eastern TimeAligning Gen Ed and Special Ed: Leadership Strategies to Break Down SilosPresented by Mike Leddy, Director of Student Services, Kenton City Schools (OH); Autumn Francisco, Behavioral Coach, Kenton City Schools (OH); and Brandy Samuell, M.Ed., Director, K-12 Mental Health and Related Services, eLumaSponsored by eLuma
Watch Our Most Recent edLeader Panel
Learning Loss vs. Disability: Navigating Special Education Identification in the Post-Pandemic ClassroomPresented by Jacqueline Rodriguez, Chief Executive Officer, National Center for Learning Disabilities; Bonnie Contreras, Senior Director Clinical Solution Engineering, Presence; and Robin Lake, Director, Center on Reinventing Public EducationModerated by Kara Arundel, Senior Reporter, K-12 Dive