Episode #2

Episode 2 of the North Lawrence Connection podcast, hosted by North Lawrence Community Schools, titled "Episode #2" was published on December 2, 2021 and runs 39 minutes.

December 2, 2021 ·39m · North Lawrence Connection

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Summary

Today you will hear from NLCS's Special Education Director Jennifer Anderson. Our hope is that you will gain new insight into what the special education department does and how it works in our schools. As always, you will hear how to stay connected to the latest happenings around NLCS when we talk about special events. Lastly today, you will hear directly from some of our students what they love most about school. We hope you and your family stay healthy and safe, thanks for listening!

Episode Description

Today you will hear from NLCS's Special Education Director Jennifer Anderson. Our hope is that you will gain new insight into what the special education department does and how it works in our schools. As always, you will hear how to stay connected to the latest happenings around NLCS when we talk about special events. Lastly today, you will hear directly from some of our students what they love most about school. We hope you and your family stay healthy and safe, thanks for listening!

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