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Quinton Elementary spotlights inclusive special-education program and preschool inclusion
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Quinton Elementary staff presented the school’s layered special-education supports and an expanding preschool inclusion model, describing classrooms, related services and plans to add capacity next year.
Quinton Elementary teachers described the school’s layered special-education program and its focus on inclusion at the New Kent County School Board meeting Monday.
The presentation, led by special-education teacher Katie Block, outlined services that span early-childhood special education (3Ks), two academic-support classrooms for students with the highest needs, and 14 general-education K–5 classrooms that serve students with disabilities alongside their peers. “Inclusion gives all students access to the same spaces, learning opportunities, and experiences regardless of their differences,” Block said.
The nut graf: school staff told the board Quinton serves 89 students with disabilities, about 16…
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