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All in for all students

decorative image of a post it with the words: "“Watching my students build relationships with general education peers in the general education class was beautiful.”
decorative image of a post it with the words: “I was virtual all last year for student teaching and classes. This year I got to go back in person and I love it.”
decorative image of a post it with the words: “The CAPE youth working group brought youth with disabilities, practitioners, and policymakers to share their experience and learn how to work with each other! Lots of great connections!”
decorative image of an orange post it with the words: “Watching a student expand her social skills to be able to communicate in the general education setting.”
decorative image of a purple post it with the words: "“Working with students in special day schools - most restrictive setting- and successfully transitioned 2 students to inclusive settings.”
decorative image of a green post it with the words: “Our art teachers asks and wants my ASD students to join her classes. The students LOVE art!”
decorative image of an orange post it with the words: "“We had a student that has been GNET since 3rd grade transition out to high school courses.”
decorative image of a blue post it with the words: "“My SXI student found 2 nouns to make a “name” for a gen ed friend using his talker and his mom became friends with the other mom!”
decorative image of a green post it with the words "“Our CTE teachers share certification licenses for our life skills students! Free!”
decorative image of a purple post it with the words: "“A student with speech disability (mute) recently began to express herself verbally. This was accomplished by building relationships with the student and continual support.”
decorative image of a blue post it with the words: “Educators coming together to support each other, students, family, and their community!”
decorative image of a green post it with the words: "“Title students wanting to read independently after struggling all year!”
decorative image of a purple post it with the words: "“I help students develop and run self-directed IEPS.”
decorative image of an orange post it with the words "“iReady program allows my students time in the regular ed classroom.”
decorative image of a blue post it with the words: "Working with teachers to learn more inclusive behavioral practices in the classroom.”
decorative image of a green post it with the words: "“I developed my district’s work experience program!”
decorative image of a purple post it with the words: "I love how teachers have risen to the challenge of the pandemic.”
decorative image of an orange post it with the words: "“Began an adult special needs program and building a new special needs high school!”

This campaign is an opportunity for EALA partners to announce how they are “All In for All Students” and for parents and students to learn about opportunities currently happening.” Our goal is that this campaign will counter a negative narrative around students with disabilities and instructional loss as well as ignite opportunities for students, families, and educators as they return to schools across the country.

Help us share the word!

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K-12 learning goes outdoors at North Dakota state parks

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Kansas Department of Education Grow Your Own Counselor Model

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decorative logo featuring a bridge and apple with the outline of the state of Arkansas and the wording "Arkansas Department of Education"

Arkansas Tutoring Corps

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Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s Summer Learning Experience

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Student Leadership Makes an Inclusive Impact at Elizabethton High School

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Light blue logo with the lettering NM PED over the outline of the state of New Mexico

New Mexico’s Summer Enrichment Internship Program

Invitation graphic with text: "Are you all? Join us" in a welcoming font and colorful background.

Do you know of an organization that is #AllInForAllStudents this fall?

Fill out this #AllIN Submission Form to challenge them–or take the challenge yourself!

ALL IN for students with disabilities.
ALL IN for students with learning differences.
ALL IN FOR ALL STUDENTS.
ALL IN FOR EVERY STUDENT.

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