It’s the end of the school year, and this will be our last episode before we break for the summer.

What a year it’s been! Stick with us as we take a look back on this unusual year and its different hybrid models, issues to look out for and to make your teams aware of, and what the 2021-2022 school year may hold. 

We appreciate your support and remember, summer break would be a great time to listen to any of our past episodes that you may have missed!

Show Highlights:

• When kids returned to school back in August/September, it was still all distance learning.
• There was a lot of repetition of content from the previous school year in this past school year
• If you have a health care plan within your IEP, you may need to get updated doctor's orders.
• Communicate with your team!
• How schools will be addressing regression.
• Thoughts on enrichment programs.
• Although it’s been a hard year for everyone, our focus should be on the child that is right in front of us.
• The trap of lowered expectations.
• September 2021 will be the jumping-off point.
• Although it will take some time to get our kiddos caught up academically, we can’t forget to address their mental health and social skills.
• Consider giving your kids a break this summer.
• Be mindful of the trauma a child has experienced from this pandemic.
• During our summer break, you can still visit our website or catch us on social media. We’ll be back soon with new content for you!

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