Monthly Archives: September 2023

Percussion Intervention: How Drumming Affects the Brain

At the Elizabeth Lee Black School, we’re always looking for new ways to engage our students. We recently invited Jim Donovan, M.Ed., for drumming training for our staff who work with students with disabilities. Jim is an award-winning musician, teacher, motivator … Continue reading

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The Legacy of Dr. Barber Continues in the Form of Lifelong Collaborations 

“I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot. Together we can do great things.” These are the words of Mother Teresa.   As we approach Founder’s Day on September 22, which is the celebration of Dr. Gertrude … Continue reading

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Recognizing Direct Support Professionals and Their Far-Reaching Impact 

This week, we celebrate the vast contributions of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) by highlighting the incredible work they do. DSPs should be considered heroes for all they do to create real change in the lives of people with disabilities and … Continue reading

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Celebrating 10 Years of Beating the Beast  

September 9 marks the 10th year of the Beast on the Bay. Participants will take on 10 miles of sand, water, and trails as they prove they can Beat the Beast! We’re all geared up for the big day at … Continue reading

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