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National Inclusive Schools Week. December 8-12, 2025 
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Does your student have a teacher or para who goes the extra mile to promote inclusion at your school? If so we would like to recognize them as an Inclusion Champion. This recognition is intended for school staff who work to ensure your student is included with their typical peers in the classroom & other activities. This could include any school personnel who modifies regular ed curriculum or other activities so your student can be included with their peers throughout their school day. It can also involve staff who is willing to learn, listen, & act on suggestions, to make your school a more inclusive environment for your student. 

​INCLUSIVE EDUCATION MEANS we no
longer accept that separate classrooms,
separate schools, and separate lives are in the
best interest of any student. Separating people
by ability disadvantages everyone. Belonging is
a human need. Our educational system,
practices, and spaces need to be reimagined.
​INCLUSIVE EDUCATION MEANS we no
longer accept that separate classrooms,
separate schools, and separate lives are in the
best interest of any student. Separating people
by ability disadvantages everyone. Belonging is
a human need. Our educational system,
practices, and spaces need to be reimagined.
Down Syndrome Advocates in Action Nebraska will send a certificate, a small gift and letter to the principal at their school in appreciation for their year-round efforts to include students with Down syndrome in the regular education classrooms & activities. Please complete this on-line form, or you can email us at [email protected] or send us the following information to DSAA Ne, 6425 Taylor Park Dr., Lincoln NE 68510 by December 5th.  

    Inclusion Champion Nomination Form

    Hit submit then complete the form again to nominate another teacher.  
    ​Please limit your nominations to 2 teachers per student.
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402-413-0199

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Lincoln Group:  [email protected] 
​Kearney Group:  [email protected]