That's a wrap on 2025! Thank you to everyone who connected with us and the local disability community. Whether you attended a caregiving retreat, voted for the Special Education Team of the Year, handed out Local Resource Directories at your office, or came up to chat at the Autism Event, we're so thankful for you! Here's a summary of what we were able to accomplish in 2025 with your support: We have some exciting things planned for 2026 already, such as: Expanding our Car

We are excited to announce that the keynote speakers for this year's Regional Special Needs Expo are-- drumroll please-- Dr. Scott...

Lots of great things are blooming around here! Go to the events page to vote for SPED Team of the Year and if you want to purchase...

We know that the teachers will have access to our children's IEP's, but we also know that an IEP doesn't tell the whole story. All About Me

As this year comes to a close, we'd like to take the time to talk about the things we have accomplished in 2023! This was a big year for...

One topic that we hear from our members most often is the concern about not being able to get private practitioners in schools to observe...

On Saturday, November 4, 2023, Sumner County Special Needs Collaborative hosted its first Town Hall event. The Town Hall-style forum was...

We interviewed Josh Graham, School Board Member (District 9) about this recent decision. SNSNC: Can you tell me why the school board has...

We’d like to thank everyone who came out to the Regional Special Needs Expo last weekend. From the seminars to the fashion show and...

About the Author Ali Ford serves as Vice President at the SCSNC. She taught Special Education and navigated early intervention for both...

At the Sumner County Special Needs Collaborative, our vision is to improve the livability of Sumner County for individuals with special...