a Guide to Planning an Inclusion Project

This guide is to be used as a resource primarily for local education agencies (LEA's). You may envision investing in hosting an Inclusive Event. It is recommended that you take an integrated approach, taking advantage of the rich resources within your entire community. Any organization or agency you partner with could also use the information in this guide to host an Inclusive Event lasting a day or a week. You may wish to launch a series of events within the school and broader community.

Planning

What you need to know for planning your event, creating a planning committee, setting the goals and vision of the project, and creating an agenda and work plan.

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Implementation

Tips for a successful Inclusion Project event and a sample timeline for announcements, audio/video tests, and guest accommodations leading up to the day of the event.

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Sample Activities

Several example activities to hold during your Inclusion Project event, divided into Elementary, Middle, and High School level activities.

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