Inclusion in Action
Teachers across the world are using ISN to enhance their knowledge of inclusive practices and incorporate new skills into their classrooms.
Impact Around the Globe
Inclusive Schools Week™ has evolved into an international event celebrated in countries around the world, including Canada, the UK, the Philippines, Ghana, and Malaysia. The Inclusive Schools Network website has had visitors from more than 50 countries.
Learn how schools and communities around the world celebrate and raise awareness of the benefits of inclusive educational practices!
Impact from Around the Globe
Rockway Middle School’s Peers as Partners in Learning (PPL) Program
The Peers as Partners in Learning (PPL) program at Rockway Middle School in Miami, Florida, is an elective course designed to provide peer support for students with disabilities. Madly Ambroise,…
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Newark Public Schools Celebrates #ISW2022
Submitted by: Amy Woods, Office of Special Education, Neward Public Schools As the largest school district in New Jersey, Newark Public Schools is committed to providing quality education to over…
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Richmond Public Schools Celebrates #ISW2022
Richmond Public Schools in Richmond, Virginia celebrated Inclusive Schools Week 2022 and shared their plans and activities with the Inclusive Schools Network! The selected activities engaged students in thinking deeply…
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Monroe Demonstration Academy Celebrates Third Year of Able Athletes
Monroe Demonstration Academy in the Tulsa Public Schools celebrated its third year of Able Athletes. Featured in Inclusion in Action in September 2020, the Inclusive Schools Network applauds Monroe’s continued efforts…
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Ossining Union Free School District Celebrates #ISW2020
Multiple buildings in the Ossining Union Free School District, located in Westchester County, New York, celebrated Inclusive Schools Week. Ossining is home to approximately 5100 students. Members of our school community…
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Theodore Roosevelt High School: A Global Studies Campus in DC Public Schools
Theodore Roosevelt High School, a Global Studies Campus in DC Public Schools, values all students’ unique talents and encourages and challenges students to become intellectually curious, world language proficient, internationally…
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Special Olympics North America UCS Fall Inclusion Week!
Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools is a program for schools Pre-K through university that intentionally promotes meaningful social inclusion by bringing together students with and without intellectual disabilities to create…
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Spread the Word: Inclusion
Founded by two youth leaders in 2009 as Spread the Word to End the Word, the campaign focused its first 10 years on addressing a particularly powerful form of exclusion:…
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SFUSD Creates Inspiring and Informative Virtual Activities
Despite not being in person this year, the SFUSD Inclusive Schools Week Task force members, schools and families created inspiring and informative virtual activities and resources in the midst of a…
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PRE-K Program in Massachusetts Continues to be Inclusive During COVID-19
Despite COVID-19 restrictions, one public integrated preschool program in Massachusetts has been open since September to service their families in town—the John F. Kennedy (JFK) Elementary School Pre-K Program in Randolph…
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Salt Lake City School District Celebrates ISW
Salt Lake City School District (SLCSD) virtually celebrated Inclusive Schools Week the week of Dec 7th through the 11th. This is the second year SLCSD has participated in this worldwide event.…
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Richmond Public Schools Students Celebrate #ISW2020
Richmond Public Schools students celebrated #ISW2020 by designing t-shirts to promote inclusion! See below for their creative and powerful designs.
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