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Friday, December 22, 2017

More Hard Working Educators!

Thanks to the following individuals from the central-southern group for their hard work honing skills and learning new strategies to give the greatest opportunity for their students to succeed: 


Lisa Gerontes-Bowe, Illinois Central CollegeCheryl Holder, Illinois Eastern CollegeKristina Holland-Deadmond, Kaskaskia CollegeAmy Lambert, Illinois Central CollegeSara Wise, Illinois Eastern College Special addition to the group for last week: Joseph Tully, Wilbur Wright College



Thursday, December 14, 2017

Appreciate the Hard Work of our Adult Ed Educators!

Thanks to the following individuals for their hard work honing skills and learning new strategies to give the greatest opportunity for their students to succeed: 

Rhonda Barbeau, Township High School District #211
Marilyn Benjamin, Oakton Community College
Yolanda Bennett, Moraine Valley Community College
Meg Dawczak, Moraine Valley Community College     
Kristy Durkin, College of DuPage                                    
Julie Frost, Township High School District #214
Patrick Lohan, Moraine Valley Community College     
Raylynn Stokes, South Suburban College 

It's such a privilege to work with all of you!

 







Wednesday, December 6, 2017

Excellent Resource from the Autism Training Technical Assistance Project

Check out this new website: http://autismcollegeandcareer.com/ 

You'll find excellent information for students, families, educators, employers, and community members - in other words - everyone!

The Autism Training and Technical Assistance Project (ATTA) seeks to develop and present resources that assist individuals with Autism in their transition from secondary education to postsecondary education or employment.


The ATTA also seeks to provide training and support to important stakeholders as they work to provide an equitable experience for individuals with autism.