How I, as a Multiply Disabled, Chronically Ill, Neurodivergent Person Plan and Track Assignments

Hey everybody, Derek here. This is quite different from some of the things I would typically post here (it almost feels like I'm one of those "self-help" blogs or recipe blogs where you'll have to scroll for ages to just find the recipe), but I was writing this thread about assignment management on Twitter and… Continue reading How I, as a Multiply Disabled, Chronically Ill, Neurodivergent Person Plan and Track Assignments

The IEP System Needs Reform

Hi everybody! Before I get into this post, I need to stress that the views expressed here are my own and are not endorsed, vetted, or reflective of my employer's or educational institution's thoughts, beliefs, or official statements. Additionally, I'd also like to stress the purpose of this post is strictly education, and that all circumstances… Continue reading The IEP System Needs Reform

I LED my IEP Meeting Today

As a disabled high school student, I have always received accommodations. When I started my journey, I had a 504 plan, but as I matured and realized I needed more support, I decided to make the swap to an IEP at the end of freshman year. I have always been extremely involved in the accommodations… Continue reading I LED my IEP Meeting Today

National Society of High School Scholars Official Induction Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contactpr@nshss.org404-235-5500(Fax) 404-235-5510 STUDENT DEREK SCHMITZ RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOR Oxford High School student recognized for superior academic achievement by The National Society of High School Scholars ATLANTA, GA - March 27, 2021 - The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) today announced student Derek Schmitz from Eastaboga, AL, has been selected… Continue reading National Society of High School Scholars Official Induction Press Release