^ Playground Core Communication Boards From PRC-Saltillo

Recess. Is there any other time at school that children like as much as time spent playing? Children who use AAC, however, face a unique challenge. When playing outside with their classmates, taking an AAC device with them means the device can get broken or lost. But without it, there is no way for the child to communicate...

^ PRC-Saltillo Named "Business Of The Year"

PRC-Saltillo has been named the 2020 "Business of the Year" by the Wooster Chamber of Commerce. The award is presented annually to a business for its longevity in the community, positive impact on the local economy, contributions to the community's well being, their concern for the well being of its employees, and support ...

^ Text Using Your Accent Device

AeroText™ is a simple-to-download, easy-to-use, Android™ application that allows the user to call and text through their Android phone using their Accent® device AeroText uses Bluetooth to connect to your phone. You can make changes in the Phone Configuration page of your vocabulary on the Accent device so ...

^ Least Costly Equally Effective Alternative

— by Beth Studdiford Least costly equally effective alternative, or LCEEA, is a valuable phrase to understand when putting together evaluation report. LCEEA is defined as the least costly, equally effective SGD alternative that will achieve the treatment goal (see https://www.isaac-online.org/wordpress/wp-content/up...

^ PRC-Saltillo Gives The Gift Of Technology

"These micro:bits may be small, but they're seeds." On October 21, PRC-Saltillo Director of Innovation, Robert Read, presented Superintendent Jeffrey Layton and the Northwestern Local Schools Board with a check for $2,045.65. The amount represents half the purchase price of 120 micro:bits, with the Romich Foundation contri...

^ Rett Syndrome Does Not Define Her

My name is McKenzie Tuckson. I am a fashion-forward and intelligent 16 year-old varsity cheerleader,  Ambassador of Nashville public schools, Vice President of my junior class and student advocate for the state of Tennessee. l live with Rett Syndrome, but it does not define me. I enjoy attending classes at Whites Creek...