I Can Bike!
In a world where so many say “I can’t…” one organization is putting “I Can” back in everyone’s vocabulary. The nonprofit, iCan Shine organization is bringing quality recreational programs like...
Making a Difference
Tim Tebow: More Reasons to Love Him
A Bold Celebration The Tim Tebow Foundation was founded in 2010 and has dramatically impacted thousands of lives. The purpose of the foundation is to serve children through a faith-based...
‘Sit with Us’ App: I Know What It Is Like to Eat Alone
‘Sit with Us’ App created by Teen so no student eats lunch alone Not Your Average Social Network As if social anxiety isn’t enough of a burden in middle school...
Cleveland Rockin’ Wildcats: Special Needs Hockey with a Heart!
“Special Needs ” and “Hockey” are not two words that you hear together very often; they do go together very nicely though. Meet the Cleveland Rockin’ Wildcats. They are a...
Born to Shine: Learning to Find Strength in Differences
Born to Shine At 10 years old, Sam De La Cerda offers new perspectives on family dynamics, individuality, and inclusion in his new book, ‘Am I Invisible?’ The Fresno-born author...
Restraints in School: What Can You Do?
Restraints in School: What Can You Do? Zachary’s laughter has been called infectious. One specialist even opined it sounded much like Charles Schultz’s famous character, Snoopy. The breath-taking sounds of...
Super Dadvocate: Kelvin Fields Making a Difference!
Kelvin Fields This year Kelvin’s wife, DeeWanda, submitted her story to us about her remarkable husband. A man whose selfless acts of love, honor and commitment make him very derserving...
Great Bike Giveaway Strider® Teams Up with Friendship Circle
Many people don’t realize what a difference an adaptive bike can make for an individual with special needs who struggles with balance and coordination. For the third year, Strider Bikes,...
What Special Education Teachers and Professionals Want You to Know
Special Education Teachers & School Professionals Teachers/School Professionals: what would you like to say to the parents of children with special education needs if you had the opportunity to speak...