The Access to General Curriculum department at Region 4 supports educators in ensuring that all students, including those with disabilities, have meaningful access to grade-level curriculum. The department offers professional development, coaching, and resources to support effective instructional strategies and classroom accommodations. Their work focuses on equipping teachers to create accessible learning environments that maintain high academic expectations. They also assist districts in strengthening collaboration between general and special education to promote student success.

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Events

Events found: 8
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Tuesday, February 17-Wednesday, February 18
MTSS-Behavior Tier 2 Targeted Supports Team Training

Session ID : 1927053

Onsite team training for implementing MTSS-Behavior Tier 2 targeted supports at campus level.

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Thursday, February 19
Meeting IEP Goals Using Bluebonnet Learning K-5

Enhance your math toolkit with this focused Bluebonnet Learning training designed to support effective instruction in the K–5 resource math classroom. Participants will explore how to use Bluebonnet Learning resources...

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Thursday, February 19
Meeting IEP Goals Using Bluebonnet Learning K-5

Enhance your math toolkit with this focused Bluebonnet Learning training designed to support effective instruction in the K–5 resource math classroom. Participants will explore how to use Bluebonnet Learning resources...

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Thursday, February 26
Scaffolding Instruction to Support All Learner Needs

Session ID : 1935339

Learn the what, why, and how of scaffolding instruction to support learners and leave with practical strategies you can implement right away.

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Thursday, February 26
Region 4 DataCon

Session ID : 1796684

Igniting Data Insights Join district and campus leaders for a high-impact, one-day conference designed to accelerate improvement through powerful and actionable data-driven practices. This event brings together administrators, educators, and...

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Tuesday, March 3
Solving the Puzzle: Master Scheduling for Success

Session ID : 1903417

Learn how to build effective master schedules by analyzing student and program data, addressing barriers, and planning for the needs of all learners, including special populations.

Meet your District Advancement Champions

LaTonya Amboree
LaTonya Amboree

Assistant Director – Social Studies and MTSS

714-744-8194

latonya.amboree@esc4.net

Edrice Bell, EdD
Edrice Bell, EdD

Director

713.744.6375

ebell@esc4.net

Ashley Jackson
Ashley Jackson

Regional Coordinator

713.744.6579

ashley.jackson@esc4.net

Catherine Landry
Catherine Landry

Regional Coordinator

713-744-6555

catherine.landry@esc4.net

Kellian Hughes, EdD
Kellian Hughes, EdD

Education Specialist II

713-744-8157

kellian.hughes@esc4.net

Dixie Latiolais
Dixie Latiolais

Education Specialist I

713-744-6367

dixie.latiolais@esc4.net

Keisha Berry
Keisha Berry

Education Specialist I

713-744-8126

keisha.berry@esc4.net

Octavia Bradley
Octavia Bradley

Department Secretary

713-744-6564

octavia.bradley@esc4.net

Texas SPED Support

Special Education Information Center

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Special Education Information Center

The Special Education Information Center (SPEDTex) works collaboratively with stakeholders to provide resources and facilitate collaboration that supports the development and delivery of services to children with disabilities in our State.