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January declared as ‘Inclusive Education Month’ in Weyburn

The City of Weyburn has declared January as “Inclusive Education Month”.
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Mayor Jeff Richards, centre, proclaimed January as Inclusion Education Month in Weyburn. The proclamation was attended by Kim Neithercut, the vice president of Inclusion Weyburn and teacher at Legacy Park Elementary along with Jackie Wilson from Inclusion Weyburn.

WEYBURNThe City of Weyburn has declared January as “Inclusive Education Month” The proclamation was made by Mayor Jeff Richards during City Council’s meeting held on January 27. 

Inclusive Education Month will celebrate and recognize the importance of inclusion in local schools. “We encourage all residents, schools and organizationS to join in celebrating the power of inclusion education, raising awareness of its importance, and supporting efforts to ensure equitable educational opportunities for every student,” said Mayor Richards during the proclamation.

As stated in the proclamation, studies show that inclusive schools and classrooms provide the best learning environment for all students, whether they are those who diverse needs and abilities, or their neurotypical peers.

Inclusive education also provides an environment that nurtures diversity, promotes understanding, and ensures that every student has the opportunity to learn, grow and reach their full potential in a supportive and respectful community alongside their peers.

The City of Weyburn is committed to supporting initiatives that celebrate and promote accessibility, inclusivity and equality within local schools, educational institutions and the wider community.

Inclusion Weyburn continues to be a dedicated partner in raising awareness about the value of inclusive education and advocating for opportunities that benefit students, families and educators across the region.

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