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Accessible Adventures Close to Home

Some families pack up for weeks at the beach. Others take cross-country flights, visit amusement parks, or spend days exploring crowded festivals. But for many of us raising disabled children, that version of summer just isn’t accessible—or sustainable. And honestly? That’s okay. This week, we’re talking about accessible adventures—not the kind that need a suitcase, …

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Assistive Technology Doesn’t Take a Break

When the school year ends, so do many of the services and supports that help disabled students thrive—including assistive technology. But communication, access, and independence aren’t bound to a school calendar. AT shouldn’t go in a drawer just because it’s summer. In fact, these weeks away from the classroom are one of the best opportunities …

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Educational Placement Isn’t a Ladder—It’s a Map

When we talk about educational placements, there’s a quiet but persistent pressure that many families and educators feel—like we’re all supposed to be climbing some invisible ladder. The “goal,” it seems, is to get every student into general education full-time, with as few supports as possible. But here’s the truth: placement isn’t a race. It’s …

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