VIDBE-Q Volume 69 Issue 4
Individualized Education Program team provided all of us with a chance to
recognize and celebrate the with the students their many accomplishments and
incredible growth throughout the course of the year.
It was such a joy to read in the last issue of VIDBE-Q about so many
collaborative partnerships that are taking place in our field. From programs that
address educational and vocational goals in Maine to a fashion show that promotes
self-determination and other key elements of the expanded core curriculum in
Arizona, it is clear that members of DVIDB are doing so much work to advocate
for students who are blind, visually impaired and DeafBlind in every corner of the
country and support them in striving toward higher goals and achieving more and
greater success.
Soon we will be planning our DVDB social at the upcoming CEC
convention in Baltimore. One of the highlights of our social event is the
recognition of the achievements of our colleagues in the field. If you visit the
DVIDB website, Facebook page, or check your email in the next few weeks you
will find nomination forms for our awards. I encourage you to take a few minutes
to complete one of these forms and nominate one of your colleagues to be
recognized for the work they have done and the success they have achieved in our
field.
