..."Multitudes was chosen for its scientifically validated data, comprehensive customer support, and availability of in-person professional development topics."

We're thrilled to be learning with and from the students and educators in Tracy, and across California!

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...And “hello again” to an original Year One research site right here in San Francisco: the New School!

More and more districts are choosing our neuroscience-based universal screening tool made for and with California students, in community with educators committed to supporting all learners.🧵

...They answer initial inquiries, assist with the signup process, schedule trainings, facilitate rostering— and will be standing by to assist screener users with technical support throughout the screening window this coming year!

We're excited to begin!

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...Each color represents a different category of disability: physical (red), cognitive and intellectual (yellow), invisible and undiagnosed (white), emotional and psychiatric (blue), and sensory (green). The charcoal background symbolizes mourning and rage for victims of violence, neglect, and abuse

...The Disability Pride flag is designed by Ann McGill, for inclusivity. The diagonal stripes represent intercommunal solidarity in cutting across barriers. The six standard international flag colors signify that the disability community is wide-reaching...(2/3)🧵

...Thank you to the Multitudes School Success team for top drawer customer service and support.

If your school or district is interested in adopting Multitudes, please contact us through our website we look forward to meeting you!

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We would also like to thank everyone at Gallery190 for hosting the exhibit!
Please check out the exhibit if you are nearby, or show these young artists some love right here!❤️

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Cloie in 8th grade and many other students were inspired by “What does your brain love?”

We would like to say a big thank you to Andrea Hartsough for curating this wonderful collection and for building our relationship with Mission Dolores Academy and Booker T. Washington Community Service Center.

...She works closely with our product and training teams to ensure our tools meet the needs of schools and to build connections that foster engagement and drive impact across California!

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across California with Multitudes. She supports LEAs from adoption to implementation, providing resources answering questions and ensuring a smooth transition. Her interest in research is driven by her goal to work in healthcare. She's passionate about projects designed to serve diverse communities

and our very own Multitudes Advisory Council. We are so grateful for her expertise, insights, and enthusiastic advocacy for California kids! We're all in this together!

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