Special Education Resources & Blog | So Very Spesh

Disability rights and universal design are often misunderstood as issues that only affect a small group of people. In reality, they shape the everyday tools, spaces, and systems we all rely on -- from captions and elevators to smart technology and classroom supports. This blog explores how inclusion is already woven into daily life, why schools have always needed flexible design for diverse learners, and why accommodations should never be limited only to students with formal

Most people associate stroke with adults--but stroke can happen to children, too. Pediatric stroke can impact learning, behavior, communication, motor skills, and executive functioning long after medical recovery. In this post, we're breaking down what parents and educators need to know about pediatric stroke in the school setting and why awareness matters for advocacy.

End-of-year special education planning involves much more than final progress reports. From transition prep and ESY decisions to graduation planning and communication between teams, important details can easily fall through the cracks. In this week's Meaningful Meeting Monday, learn how to close out the school year intentionally--and why a structured planning system can make all the difference.