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A letter released by the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) last month states in detail that a student’s IEP “must be aligned with the State’s academic content standards for the grade in which the child is enrolled.” So how do schools do this?
Educators know a student’s achievement and success in school is dependent on many factors outside of a school district’s control, one major factor being whether or not a student is present every day for class. Obviously, time spent absent from …
A letter released by the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) last month states in detail that a student’s IEP “must be aligned with the State’s academic content standards for the grade in which the child is enrolled.” So how do schools do this?
Do you remember your first field trip? Maybe you were in elementary school visiting your nearest museum or state monument for a day. How about your first overnight field trip? You were probably in middle school and giddy with excitement …
IEP meetings can be difficult, especially when discussing the child’s disabilities with a parent. Although there is no right or wrong way to have a meeting, there are certain actions that you as a teacher can do to help the …
Most people would agree that change is hard. Some teachers and school administrators know that’s especially true when talking about a school district that wants to make instructional or organizational change. But in recent years the K-12 education environment has changed …
Read the entire article from the Richmond Times Dispatch here: Henrico schools seeing budget influx after starting to bill Medicaid Henrico County School District uses Reimbursement to bill for their Medicaid services, and now they are expecting to receive over $1 million …
Every month, SEAS hosts a giveaway on our Facebook page or blog specifically for our teachers. It’s a way for us to show appreciation to our customers who are working hard year-round to enrich the lives of students across the …
Creativity doesn’t live in all of us. Or does it? The idea anyone can be creative may seem like a myth, but as a teacher it’s a deeply rooted goal to encourage creative thinking and problem solving in ALL your …
