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Hear from our founders on why they find inclusion of diverse learners vital to cultivating compassion.
Best Buddies Oregon
As parents of Joey and founders of Inclusive Catholic Education, Blair and Jeanne Loftis share the importance of inclusion in the school and social setting.
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Join us on Nov. 19th at 7pm for our Champions of Inclusion Celebration to hear more!
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Stories of inclusion. Stories of gratitude.
Build and Never Give Up! // ACE at Notre Dame
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Friday, October 30, 2020 by By: Jill Reffett - Executive Director, Enriching Many By Reaching All in Catholic Education (EMBRACE) Kansas City, KS & Jeanne Loftis - Co-Founder, Oregon Inclusive Catholic Education (Oregon ICE) Portland, ORStudents with down syndrome and other intellectual differences can now attend UC Davis. Go Aggies!
Terrific news for those graduating from CCHS RAMS program. More college options on the West Coast!
New four-year residential program for students with intellectual disabilities at UC Davis
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A new, residential four-year college program for students with intellectual disabilities is the first of its kind in the west and is expected to serve as a model for other California schools.Important tips by an expert on inclusion.Yesterday, inclusion advocate extraordinaire, Paula Kluth, was the speaker at an event at Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington, Virginia, hosted by inclusion goddess, Susan Rinaldi, who is the Director of Expanded Services. Paula shared this photo. Such a great reminder. Be Radically Inclusive. #RevolutionOfTenderness 💜
The #GospelOfTheDay (Jn 5:1-16) tells of a paralytic ailing from pessimism, sadness, tepidity: a poisonous fog surrounding the soul that doesn’t allow it to live. Then there is the symbol of our new life: the water that Jesus used to regenerate us in Baptism. #HomilySantaMarta
Educational sessions on including students with learning differences in Catholic schools is one significant step to making schools accessible to All!
Educators from our Catholic elementary schools gathered today to learn about best practices in teaching Exceptional Learners, students who require additional tools for success. Today’s presenter was Sandria Morten from the @GCCE_LUC at @LoyolaChicago
In honor of so many involved in Catholic Ed that understand and are working on transforming the system.
Inclusion is not a strategy to help people fit into the system and structure which exist in our societies; it is about transforming those systems and structures to make it better for ALL!! #inclusionmatters
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