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Board of Education office:

912-267-4100

Special Education Department Services & Support Director:

Mrs. Kristina Wood

Special Education Department Services & Support Assistant Director:

Ms. Shannon Ammons

Special Education Department Services & Support Secretary:

Ms. Sydney Ross- 912-267-4100 ext. 1127

Special Education Department Records Secretary:

Mrs. Jacqueline Powell- 912-267-4100 ext.1158

Parent Mentor:

Maj (RET) Nicholas Harris- 912-267-4100 ext.2901

 

Glynn County Schools
5505 Altama Ave.
Brunswick, Georgia 31525
Phone: 912-267-4100

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Everway:

Unique Learning System

Unique Learning System is a research-based curriculum with ready-made, standards-aligned lessons, automated differentiation, and built-in assessment tools. ULS ensures every learner gets the support they need.

 

 

Reading:

Unique Learning System is a standards-first, modified curriculum that provides engaging, differentiated instruction to students with moderate to severe needs who are served in special education. Unique Learning System addresses the five pillars of reading instruction, which align to Science of Reading research. 

 

 

Differentiated Lessons:

ULS provides engaging activities tailored for different ability levels, ensuring age-appropriate learning for all students. With built-in differentiation, it delivers consistent content across levels. Monthly science and social studies themes connect across all subjects, including ELA and math, so students see concepts reinforced in multiple ways. Unique Learning also provides high school content designed for alternative pathways, ensuring all students have access to relevant, standards-aligned learning to meet graduation requirements.

 

 

News2You:

News2You is a symbol-supported newspaper designed for students with unique learning needs. It delivers accessible current events for kids, helping them connect to the world around them while building literacy and communication skills. Through engaging articles, interactive activities, and classroom tools, News2you makes it easy for educators to bring real-world topics into their special education reading programs.