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Disregarded – Street outreach: Bridging the gap
Those who work with the homeless population say a single moment – a conversation, a hot meal, a ride, a blanket – can spark change in someone’s life
Disregarded – Life on the streets
In the past seven years, seven people experiencing unsheltered homelessness have died on Brown County streets – with the most recent two being suicides
Disregarded – Brown County’s state of homelessness
Madee is homeless. He joins dozens, if not hundreds, of other individuals in Brown County who are or have experienced homelessness
An invisible population: Homeless in Brown County
Wikipedia defines homeless as the condition of lacking stable, safe and adequate housing. This is nothing new. We all know what it is.
Just as important: Syble Hopp, a place of belonging
For five decades, Syble Hopp has sought to be a place where students with intellectual and other developmental disabilities feel like they belong.
Just as important: Funding conundrum
Understanding the special education system in Wisconsin can be challenging. Add funding to the equation and comprehension is likely headed into a tailspin.
Just as important: Inside the classroom
Teachers interpret complex 504 accommodation plans and Individualized Education Plans and turn them into meaningful lessons for students in the classroom.
Just as important: The weight of the job
The job of a special education director is a balancing act between state and federal requirements and a desire to help students and families.
Just as important: A secondary education odyssey
The transition from elementary school to middle school, and from middle school to high school are milestones for students – new buildings, new kids, new classes, new routines.
Just as important: Early education odyssey
BROWN COUNTY – Parents of special education students are driven by the instinctive need to help their child, but there are road blcoks along the way.