Alexis Nicholson+FollowEthan’s big moment brings New Jersey school togetherThe energy in the gym was unreal when Ethan Slater, a seventh grader with Down syndrome, nailed the viral Whitney Houston challenge. Right after he hit the drum at the perfect moment, the entire school erupted in cheers, and Ethan ran straight to his teacher for a huge hug. What stood out wasn’t just his perfect timing, but how the whole community celebrated his joy and confidence. Moments like this remind us how powerful it is when everyone feels included and supported. How do you think schools can create more moments like this for every student? #Fitness #InclusionMatters #CommunitySupport00Share
Shelia Miller+FollowAkron kids shine on stage, barriers asideSeeing Akron’s kids and teens with medical challenges take the spotlight this Saturday is a reminder of what true inclusion looks like. For families, it’s more than a recital—it’s a rare moment of joy and normalcy, where diagnoses and daily struggles fade away. Parents like Itarah Godbolt and Christina Junk are celebrating milestones, big and small, as their children get to perform, supported by caring volunteers and therapists. Events like this, backed by local partners, show how much community support matters. How do you think we can create more spaces like this for everyone? #News #Akron #InclusionMatters00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowBoston’s inclusion model at risk: What’s next?Boston’s only true full inclusion high school program—where students of all abilities learn together with two teachers in every class—faces closure, and that’s a huge loss for our city’s most vulnerable learners. This isn’t just about moving kids to new schools; it’s about losing a model that breaks down barriers, opens doors to AP courses, and gives every student a real shot at success. Why isn’t the district fighting to keep this? If we let this go, will any other Boston high school truly support students with disabilities the same way? Let’s talk about what our community stands to lose—and what we can do to save it. #Education #BostonSchools #InclusionMatters00Share
