Inclusion is a word we see everywhere—school mission statements, posters in hallways, special education plans, and IEP goals. But real inclusion isn’t just a feel-good buzzword. It’s a right. It’s protected by law. And more importantly, it’s a daily practice that requires commitment, accountability, and intention. For families of disabled and neurodivergent students, the beginning …
The start of a new school year often comes with sharpened pencils, new shoes, and fresh beginnings—but for parents of disabled and neurodivergent students, it also comes with the emotional weight of advocacy. Whether your child is entering preschool, transitioning to middle school, or starting high school, you are not just getting them ready for …
Advocacy 101 Back to School Edition A Parent’s Guide Read More »
The beginning of a new school year always brings a mix of excitement and nerves—but when you’re the parent of a child who uses an AAC device, there’s a whole different kind of checklist. It goes far beyond new backpacks and sharpened pencils. It’s about making sure your child’s voice—however they express it—is charged, updated, …
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The start of a new school year brings fresh supplies, clean bulletin boards, and high hopes. But if your classroom isn’t built for access from Day One, some of your students will still feel shut out—physically, socially, or academically. Accessibility isn’t an afterthought. It’s not what we add once a barrier has already excluded someone. …
As the new school year begins, classrooms are bustling with renewed energy and optimism. For teachers, this fall brings opportunities to set routines, establish relationships, and ignite curiosity. For many students—especially those who are non‑speaking or have limited verbal communication—having effective access to Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems is essential. This blog explores how …
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