Repeated reflection helps shape effective practices to meet the needs of all students. That is the vision of inclusive education it drives decisions, actions, and core beliefs. Kaleidoscope comes from two Greek words: kalos, meaning “beautiful,” and eidos, “shape.” And indeed, education takes on a beautiful shape when all children belong and are valued as contributing members of the school community. "If you look into a kaleidoscope, you see an infinite array of patterns of brilliant light created by repeated reflection. Neera Datta, helps to orchestrate this week-long event each year, and this year, the theme was, "Kaleidoscope of Friends." We appreciate you, Mrs.
Our PTA Special Education Parent Liaison, Mrs. Shirley Eason, for assistance.Īs you are aware, this past week was Inclusive Schools Week, and students participated in learning activities that helped them better understand what inclusion means and how to ensure that all students feel included-whether it be an academic or social experience, or both.
If you need an activation code, please contact our Student Information Assistant (SIA), Mrs. Please create a ParentVUE account to assist with our smooth transition to paperless delivery. First quarter report cards will be printed however, we anticipate going paperless for our second quarter progress reports- with your help. Our county is moving to a paperless progress report system.
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