This week, many of the programs developed by the Special Services Division were featured at a two-day conference held at the Tulare County Office of Education (TCOE) but organized by the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE).
The conference, entitled EmbraceAbilities, is the result of a multi-year study of special education programs provided by county offices of education and school districts throughout the state. Through a grant provided by the California Department of Education and the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence (CCEE), LACOE determined that TCOE’s special education programs are exemplars for the state.
Read more in the News Gallery Week.
Also in News Gallery Week:
Inaugural Tulare Kings/Central San Joaquin Valley K-16 Partnership Job Shadow Week is February 3-7; Registration open for 40th Annual Tulare & Kings Counties Teacher Recruitment Fair; Theatre Company announces spring workshops; Around the County: Dinuba opens new high school campus
In partnership with the Kiwanis Club of Greater Tulare, TCOE’s CHARACTER COUNTS! Program recognized this fall’s Pursuing Victory with Honor (PVWH) student-athletes at a breakfast on December 3. For 16 years, the Kiwanis Club of Greater Tulare has recognized student-athletes, nominated by their coaches, each season for their sportsmanship. The awards included a certificate, a PVWH patch, a PVWH t-shirt, and a lawn sign that read "An Athlete of Character Lives Here.”
For more on the students, click here.
