Monthly Archives: September 2022

Dreams for This School Year

I asked coordinators from the Elizabeth Lee Black School to provide their dreams for this school year, and I received some very uplifting and timely responses. Plus, I added a few of my own dreams. “I dream of being able … Continue reading

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Why Do I Beat the Beast?

Now that our Founder Day’s celebration is over, I wanted to share a few final thoughts on the Beast. We had 1,100 participants on the 10-mile course and 100 on the adaptive course.  A beautiful day greeted our 300+ volunteers. … Continue reading

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Building Bridges and Opening Doors: The Enduring Legacy of Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Continues

Let the festivities begin! Friday is Founder’s Day, a celebration held each year in honor of Dr. Gertrude Barber’s birthday and to commemorate our enduring mission. On this day, I often reflect on her accomplishments. If we take a look … Continue reading

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Beat the Beast at This Year’s Adapted Course!

Calling all walkers and runners to the Beast on the Bay Adapted Course at Waldameer this Saturday, September 10th! If you are 12 years of age or older and have Autism, Intellectual Disability or a Physical Disability, the course is … Continue reading

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