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Inclusionary Practices Project Newsletter | September 2020

September 21, 2020

The 2020-21 school year has begun, and while we recognize the unique challenges many educators are facing, we encourage you to continue exploring ways to engage in inclusionary practices. Throughout the duration of this project, we look forward to sharing resources, spotlighting activities across the state, and encouraging dialogue using Basecamp.

IPP Fall Seminar: Voices from the Field, October 8

CCTS is looking forward to hosting our second of three Inclusionary Practices Project seminars. The goal of these seminars is to look at big-picture themes and explore how collaboration between CTE and Special Education increases positive outcomes for students with disabilities.

In the upcoming Voices from the Field seminar, we’ll learn from a panel of practitioners as they share about their journey towards becoming a more inclusive school and/or district. Topics of conversation will include co-teaching and co-planning, best practices for collaboration, inclusion in CTE, systems- and process- thinking, and more.

Whether you are just beginning in your IPP journey or you have been at it for years, we invite you to join us!

Seminar Panelists:

Kim Berhow 
Assistant Director of College and CTE, Evergreen Public Schools

Todd Karnofski
Special Education Coordinator, Evergreen Public Schools

Dan Gallagher
Director of Career and Technical Education, Shoreline Public Schools

Scott Irwin
Director of Secondary Student Services, Shoreline Public Schools

Register for the Voices from the Field seminar

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Online Workshops and Third Thursday Conversations

  • CCTS workshops are supplemental IPP trainings that facilitate action plan development and increasing inclusion of students with disabilities in general education classrooms.
  • Third Thursdays are monthly Zoom conversations about inclusionary practices. The goal is to share ideas, questions, progress, and best practices in an informal environment.
  • CTE staff, special education staff, district leaders, and anyone interested in increasing inclusionary practices in schools are encouraged to attend these events.

Third Thursday: Middle School CTE

Oct. 15, 2020; 3-4 p.m. PDT

This informal discussion will focus on developing and enhancing middle school CTE programs and feature several voices from the field to share their journey and advice.

Register for IPP Third Thursday on 10/15/2020 - Middle School CTE

Workshop: Understanding the Components of IEPs

Nov. 12 2020; 3-4:30 p.m. PDT

Join CCTS for an overview of the essential components of the IEP, as they relate to the implementation of inclusionary practices in the general education. This information is designed to assist teachers in understanding their role in the IEP and the delivery of instruction and accommodations.

Register for IPP Workshop on 11/12/2020 - Understanding Components of IEPs

Third Thursday: Inclusion and Remote Learning

Nov. 19, 2020; 3-4 p.m. PDT

Remote learning has become the reality for most educators in Washington state. What does inclusion look like in an online environment? And what strategies and practices are working to increase inclusion? Join us for an informal conversation to share your methods and learn from the best practices of other educators

Register for IPP Third Thursday on 12/19/2020 - Inclusion and Remote Learning

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Past Workshop Materials and Recordings

Slide decks and captioned recordings from CCTS workshops are available online under Inclusionary Practices Resources. August workshop topics included:

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