What is Center Based Programing?
SpecialEd, IEPs, 504s, Oh my! Conversations with DCSEAC · DCSEAC
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Show Notes
In this episode of SpecialEd, IEPs, 504s, Oh My: Conversations with DCSEAC, the host discusses center-based programming in special education with Laura Anglemeyer, an SSN teacher at Sagewood Middle School with 31 years of experience. They cover what center-based programming entails, its benefits, and the specific programs available in the district, such as SSN (Significant Support Needs) and AN (Affective Needs). Emphasis is placed on meaningful inclusion, the concept of the least restrictive environment (LRE), and how such programs provide tailored support for students with intellectual and behavioral needs. The conversation highlights the importance of creating spaces where students can thrive, build true friendships, and be included purposefully, illustrated through personal anecdotes and examples.
DCSD information about Center-Based Programs: https://www.dcsdk12.org/about/departments/special-education/services-programming