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How are we preparing children with special needs for their future? A great discussion about next practices for our babies with special needs…..Future Focused Schools.

?? Teaser Alert! Join Dr. Robert Peters as he delves into what Future-Focused initiatives look like for special education students, debunking common misconceptions along the way. Hear from Neely McKay, Director of Special Programs at Hermiston School District #8R#8R#8R, on the innovative approaches they're taking in Oregon. The full video drops tomorrow. #SpecialEducation #FutureFocusedSchools #EducationReform

This past Wednesday, Metropolitan College of New York's new president, Charles J. Gibbs, EdD, convened his first gathering of the college's faculty and staff. As the smiles below clearly indicate, my colleagues and I stand ready to eagerly support President Gibbs as the college pursues its important goals in the days, weeks, months, and years ahead. (Apologies to any member of my MCNY LinkedIn network who I did not tag. Please tag them in your comments.) #MCNY #ThePowerOfPurpose #MCNYForward #GettingItDone

Are you considering Living in Charlotte NC or Moving to Charlotte NC? Are the Best Schools important to you? Today Josh Finigan will review the 10 Best High Schools in Charlotte NC. If you want to know the Best Schools in Charlotte NC, then this video is for you!

City Colleges of Chicago-Harry S Truman College is now home to Chicago’s first Education Workforce Center, a space designed to support educators with professional development, resources, community, and more. “When teachers are supported, we all win," said Truman College President Dr. Shawn Jackson. https://lnkd.in/gkx_XQDH

At Great Hearts Texas, our faculty cultivates a unique balance in our classrooms of Order and Joy. This "Ordered Joy" creates a harmonious environment and the perfect structure for learning and growing together in a community. Discover the Great Hearts difference by applying today #GreatHeartsTexas #ClassicalEducation #CharterSchools #Education #JoyfulLearning"

Rice University’s Susanne M. Glasscock School of Continuing Studies has unveiled its new strategic plan, looking to broaden access while advancing the social, educational and economic vitality of dynamic urban communities in Houston and beyond. The objective is to continue and expand upon the school’s mission of providing access to degrees and programs that engage, educate and empower lifelong learners and communities. https://bit.ly/427KatL

In depth discussion with the co-authors of one of the most recent books out on adult learners. Join me and my panel distinguished faculty experts! #myfootpath #adultlearners #myfootpathinterviews

Greetings from BMC '97. Your Jewish alumni, parents of Jewish students, Jewish faculty, and staff have been through a year of incredible trauma at Bryn Mawr and Haverford, as a result of decisions, actions and complicit inactions by school administrators as a result of a hostile antisemitic environment on both campuses, in response to the Hamas terrorist attacks of October 7. While this recent lawsuit filed by the Deborah Project is against Haverford, Bryn Mawr's complicity is also implicated - allowing an "encampment" and permitting Haverford students who had committed antisemitic acts of violence to come to Bryn Mawr and terrorize the women there. Recently, the BiCo News published an article by a visiting professor, which advocated for armed "revolution" against Israel (i.e., Jews), which contradicts every tenant of Bryn Mawr's Quaker tradition of nonviolence. Yet, when alumni posted a comment in response, her comment was deleted by BiCo editorial staff (twice). These aggressions, overt and micro, are but some recent examples of ongoing an unaddressed trauma and harm, for which there has been no acknowledgement, much less remediation and accountability. As far as I know, you are not a BMC graduate, so while your sentiments here about BMC's history and culture are nice, I was educated there, and have very memories of Bryn Mawr, so much so that I have contributed to the institution in innumerable ways since graduation. Memories that are now tarnished by the betrayal of watching an institution I loved turn on me like a snake, and betray every ideal it espoused in the process - logic, reason, tolerance and respect. Other alumni feel the same. So forgive me if your breezy post about Bryn Mawr's storied past and ice cream socials don't quite land. We look forward to engaging with you on these issues.

"My ultimate goal is for all of our students to leave Archbishop Carroll High School with the same love and appreciation for this community that I and many others share, embrace their opportunities to give back, and bless the lives of others." Erik Ramsey '93 is serving our community as our first ever Director of Student Development. Learn more about Erik in the Voices Ringing blog (link in comments)!