Creating inclusive classrooms takes teamwork, clear communication, and a shared understanding of student support. Yet too often, general and special education teams operate in parallel rather than in partnership. This webinar provides practical guidance to help bridge that gap without increasing your workload. Join Jaymi Brumfield, Special Education Administrator from Ohio, and Stacy Hunt, an experienced educator and former SPED teacher, as they share tried-and-true strategies, classroom examples, and a flexible framework for providing accommodations and modifications across all grade levels. Join us to learn: The difference between accommodations vs. modifications (and why it matters) One district’s practical framework for clarifying support expectations across student needs Classroom-ready examples across elementary, middle, and high school settings How inclusive planning prevents behavior challenges and increases success How to ensure documentation is accessible, accurate, and ready for accountability Whether you're a general teacher seeking clarity or a Special Education interventionist wanting stronger collaboration, this conversation is for you.

Connect Services to Outcomes and Keep Every IEP on Track Special education directors know that no two students’ learning journeys are the same. Yet more than half of students receive unchanged IEP services year after year, even when their progress stalls. This leads to missed goals, ineffective supports, and a cycle of stagnation. Download the IEP Roadmap to Measurable Growth infographic for a visual framework to: Recognize signs an IEP is stuck and pinpoint where progress has stalled Track services in real time—beyond just minutes logged—to capture instructional intent. Compare service data with student goal progress to identify what’s working Analyze mismatches between supports and outcomes, then adjust early and often Fill out the form above to get the IEP roadmap.

Has your organization reviewed its IEPs lately? We all understand the importance of regular checkups. It’s a chance to assess your health and to ensure that everything is on track for the year ahead. The same holds true for Individualized Education Plans (IEPs). Annual reviews aren’t just about compliance; they’re about making sure each plan is aligned to a student’s needs and positions them to deliver measurable growth. In our eBook, How to Examine Student IEPs: Assess IEP Quality and Alignment to Students’ Learning Goals, you’ll learn how to: Spot signs that an IEP needs updates or improvements. Build a framework for writing stronger, more effective IEPs. Connect service delivery and progress data to track student growth. Fill out the form to get your free eBook now!