Halloween is right around the corner! For most, October 31st is a fun day, filled with costumes, friends, and of course, candy! But, for families with different needs, Halloween can be tough. I am hoping to make Halloween more inclusive this year, and I hope you will join me. Keep reading to read about four ways you can make all of your trick-or-treaters feel included this year.

Disability EducationMacy GilsonOctober 23, 2019halloween, inclusive, inclusion, special needs, special needs families, trick or treat Comment

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“Intelligence plus character.
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