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Special Education Resources & Blog | So Very Spesh


Disability Rights Aren't Just for People With Disabilities
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
Charley Jo Vaughn
May 264 min read


Why Visual Supports and Social Stories Matter for New Experiences
Visual supports and social stories can make an enormous difference for neurodivergent children navigating new experiences. From reducing anxiety to increasing confidence and participation, accessible preparation helps children feel safe, informed, and included in the world around them.
Charley Jo Vaughn
May 253 min read


The ADA Porta Potty and Other Signs I'm Building Something Real
A raw and honest look behind Spesh—where polished branding meets unfinished farmhouse projects, cold brew, sleepless nights, and big dreams. This post shares the reality of building an inclusive community while raising 3 young kids, surviving hard seasons, and believing deeply that disabled individuals deserve belonging exactly as they are.
Charley Jo Vaughn
May 202 min read


Wonderful Wins Wednesday: The Wins Are Still There
Wonderful Wins Wednesday celebrates the meaningful moments happening in special education and inclusion communities. Share student milestones, teacher encouragement, advocacy victories, and everyday SPED wins through the Spesh Facebook community.
Charley Jo Vaughn
May 132 min read
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