January 9, 2024

3 Ways to Support Special Education Students with College and Career Readiness

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Special education students make up 15% of the K12 population. Their aspirations deserve to be acknowledged and encouraged—while also taking into account the learning supports they need to be successful in their endeavors beyond graduation.

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Learn three ways to support special education students with college and career readiness CCR in this powerful eSchoolNews article from Chad Quesnell, career and college readiness specialist for Eisenhower High School in Yakima, Washington.

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We’re grateful to our partner Xello for connecting us with Chad in order to amplify his thoughtful perspective.

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