Stories from Arkansas

Inclusive Education in Arkansas video clips

Greenbrier: Grouping Students
Greenbrier: Looking Beyond the Labels
Greenbrier: Academic and Social Benefits
Greenbrier: The Changing Role of the Special Educator
Omaha: Tier One Instruction
Omaha: Leadership is Key
Orr Elementary: Results of Inclusive Education
Setting High Expectations
Van Buren: High Expectations for All
West Side (Greers Ferry): Least Dangerous Assumption

McGehee - Benefits of Inclusive Education

The Arkansas Teacher of the Year's Letter to the Editor

Editorial from Jessica Saum Teacher of the Year.pdf

Omaha's Inclusive Journey

Omaha Inclusive Education

Growth Data from Lakeside (Garland County)

Moving to Inclusion: Bentonville's Story

Moving to Inclusion -- Bentonville

Setting High Expectations - from an Arkansas High School English Teacher

Setting High Expectations

Springdale Elementary School - Braille Yearbook

Springdale elementary students put together braille yearbook for visually-impaired classmateMario Pacheco was born blind, and while that’s never held him back from school, he has always missed out on one thing, a yearbook of his own.

The Path Toward Inclusion in Clinton - Amy Drewry's Story

Amy Drewry's Inclusive Education Story

Raymond F. Orr's Journey - The Beginning

Inclusive Practices PLC Project

Raymond F. Orr Elementary - The Journey Continues

Inclusive Practices PLC Project- Orr Elementary

Why Inclusive Education Is Important from Raymond F. Orr's Elementary Teachers

Inclusive Education - ORR Elementary Teachers

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