Inclusive Schools Week is a nationwide celebration during the first full week of December each year focusing on the work we do year-round to:
- promote inclusive, welcoming K-12 school communities,
- to embrace and support people of all natural and diverse abilities, sociological and cultural backgrounds,
- and to develop best practices.
Cities, school districts and school sites participate in a myriad of ways, including in-class curriculum, library readings, special events, civic proclamations, school and district-wide art projects, professional development intensives, and more.
Inclusive Schools Week was started in 2001 by Inclusive Schools Network, the non-profit sister organization of the Inclusive Schools Collaborative.
How does your school celebrate Inclusive Schools Week?
I would love to build an archive of stories, projects, ideas, links, etc. on this blog—please share!