Jill Annable, assistant superintendent for curriculum, instruction, and technology integration for Catholic schools in the Diocese of Grand Rapids, recently was featured on the “Catholic Ed 4 All” podcast. Jill talks about her role as assistant superintendent and what led her to that position. She details the success of the Student Support Services Network in the diocese and how it provides support for students with exceptional needs. Finally, she offers advice to other leaders who are considering welcoming students with special needs.
Listen to the podcast at this link.
Episode 47 - Jill Annable , Asst Super for Curr, Instr, & Tech from @dogrschools talks Student Support Services Network and the benefit to #ExceptionalLearners. @NCEATALK @JillAnnable @bctesche @pam_bernards @mtcathschools @dfaber7 @OLOL_Bethesda @GCCE_LUC https://t.co/Wp26ojqsCF
— Raul Escarpio (@CatholicEd4All) August 29, 2018
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