Inclusion Education

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As a parent, educator, former STEM Academy and Inclusion teacher, and once an instructor for the formerly incarcerated…

Teaching. Is. Hard.

There. I said it.

It doesn’t matter who you are teaching, the end goal is still that someone is relying onĀ you to lead, guide, and instruct them. And don’t even get me started on battling parents and politics.

This place is here for educators as a lifeline for resources to help boost classroom management techniques, help you to differentiate for the difficult learner, and to assist you to see inside the lives of a family battling behaviors.

Raising any child is hard.

Parenting an extreme child is next-level exhaustion.

We battle morning routines, behaviors, discipline, IEPs, assessments, getting needs met, medicines, specialists, therapies, and a million other things and that is all before 9am.

This is a community for parents of difficult learners to develop strategies and learn coping mechanisms

We never thought we’d homeschool.

And then we had kids.

As a public school educator and product of public school, I have loved supporting our local educators. However, when it came to trying to get our son’s special needs met, it became clear that our schools were understaffed and overworked and unable to provide what he needed for an equitable opportunity for a quality education.

So, over the past 5 years, we have experienced preschool, day care, public school, school at church, private schools, and Roadschool (homeschool when you’re super cool). We’ve seen triumph and we’ve been asked to leave.

This is a space where we can talk out questions and consider options together.