Webinar – Welcoming Students of All Abilities at Your School (Part 1)

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In this webinar CACE Fellow Dan Beerens and CLC executive director Elizabeth Dombrowski explore the opportunity for, and biblical basis of, inclusion in Christian schools. They are joined by two school administrators, Megan Willink and Mark Buteyn, who reflect on the joys and challenges of implementing inclusive education at their respective schools. This was Part 1 of a two part series – Part 2 will be held on Wednesday, February 22 @ 1pm EST. You can register for this upcoming event here.

Elizabeth Dombrowski

Elizabeth Lucas Dombrowski is the executive director of CLC Network, also known as the Christian Learning Center. She is a passionate advocate for helping communities benefit from the contributions of each member, at any level of ability. CLC Network is a national non-profit committed to promoting the development of people with a variety of abilities and disabilities to live as active, integrated contributors to their churches and schools. You can contact her at edombrowski@clcnetwork.org.

Dan Beerens
Dan Beerens

Dan Beerens is an educational consultant, author, international speaker, and educational leader. Before starting DB Consulting in May 2010, he served as Vice President of Learning Services and Director of Instructional Improvement at Christian Schools International. Prior to that, he was the Director of Curriculum and Instruction for Holland Christian Schools. Dan has also worked as teacher and principal in urban and suburban public and Christian schools in Wisconsin and Illinois. Dan regularly presents on teacher evaluation and professional growth, curriculum design, school improvement, technology integration, faith integrated learning, and student faith development at regional, national and international conferences. He is the author of Evaluating Teachers for Professional Growth: Creating a Culture of Motivation and Learning published by Corwin Press.

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