Wheelchairs give people mobility and freedom. While they don't define a person, denying the existence of a person's wheelchair isn't realistic and implies that it shouldn't be acknowledged because it's bad. #internationalwheelchairday #wheelchairsareawesome #wheelielife

How do we go beyond the buzzword and get to the true nature of equity in education in an honest and meaningful way? CTE's Tonya Satchell weighs in: bit.ly/49mjAhm #whatwedo #equityineducation #earlychildhood

WE LOVE MARYLAND. That is all. #marylandday #bestflagever

CTE's Rachel Hur joins national scholars at the AERA annual meeting in Philly to present on "Ethnic Minority ECE Providers' Perceived Needs of Support and Training Following COVID-19." The theme this year is racial justice. AERA #AERA24

Students with disabilities need a solid transition plan before they leave school to ensure they continue to receive the supports and services they need to live fulfilling adult lives, but this planning is often overlooked. CTE's Giselle Patton weighs in: bit.ly/3PWXiey

The earth is awesome! Find out how you can love our planet every day: bit.ly/4cuEY68 #earthday2024 #everydayisearthday

CTE's Dr. Andrea Harkins-Brown and Andrea Schanbacher recently published their findings on a competency-based approach to prepare educators to include students with disabilities effectively: bit.ly/44qjALQ

A better attitude won't fix an infection, so why would it fix depression? Find out how you can advocate for better mental healthcare: bit.ly/3KYDpAf #together4mh #mentalhealthmonth #morethanenough

When it comes to identifying disabilities in infants and toddlers, the earlier the better. CTE's Cecilia Leger weighs in: bit.ly/4a7EIYk #whatwedo #specialeducation

Are you struggling to deliver high quality ESY services to students with disabilities? We can help. Join us June 25 to learn how to maximize instructional time during the summer months to prevent regression and foster new skills. bit.ly/4aqxbUB

Stuck in a no-time rut and struggling to plan how you will deliver high quality ESY services to students with disabilities? Join us June 25 to learn how to maximize instructional time during the summer months to prevent regression and foster new skills. bit.ly/4aqxbUB

REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS TODAY: bit.ly/3yvsRq4 Learn how to deliver high quality ESY services to students with disabilities on June 25 for our online course. bit.ly/4aqxbUB

On June 19, 1865, enslaved African Americans were emancipated. Learn more about Juneteenth: bit.ly/41u3P3V

What we do is personal. CTE's director Linda Carling weighs in: bit.ly/3XDUEyV

The concept of the "average learner" is a myth. CTE's Andrea Harkins-Brown weighs in: bit.ly/45YbmLm #disabilitypride #specialeducation #inclusion #equality #access

True inclusion requires conscious system disruption. CTE's Andrea Harkins-Brown weighs in: bit.ly/4bv44jH #disabilitypride #specialeducation #inclusion #equality #access

MSDE's Marny Helfrich and CTE's Melanie Upright presented at the OSEP Program Directors and Leadership Conference on effective implementation through SSIP.

CTE's Melanie Upright began the Boundless Learning Co-Teaching training at Wicomico Co Public Schools. We're so excited to take this journey together! #coteaching #boundlesslearning

How we speak about disability directly affects people with disabilities. CTE's Gennarose Pope weighs in: bit.ly/3Mc685D hashtag#disability hashtag#inclusion hashtag#languagematters hashtag#equality hashtag#access

Ensuring that individuals with autism are included in the US engineering workforce helps maintains global competitiveness. CTE's Jennifer Kouo weighs in: bit.ly/3MWRSyg #autism #inclusion #diversity #engineering