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  • The Network of Inclusive Educators

Tanenbaum Education is proud to partner with brilliant, motivated educators from around the country to develop best practices in inclusive education. The Network of Inclusive Educators meets monthly to discuss classroom issues, create new resources for educators, and provide mutual support and mentorship.

Meet the Network

Beth Binns

Atlanta, GA

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Tim Hall Ph.D.

Vance County, NC

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Mary Houghtaling

Newton, NJ

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Sanampreet Gill

Kent, OH

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Ellen McCormick

Seattle, WA

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Cheryl Rizzo

New York, NY

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Hear from the Network

Network member Tim Hall, Ph.D shares how teaching can change the world:

Network member Cheryl Rizzo reflects on how the Platinum Rule impacts her teaching practice:

Tanenbaum volunteer and Network of Inclusive Educators working group leader Dolores Troy-Quinn discusses working with Network members:

Join the Network

Are you an in-service K-12 educator who is interested in inclusive education about religion? Tanenbaum Education wants to work with you! Click here to learn more about joining Tanenbaum’s Network of Inclusive Educators and to submit your application.

The Tanenbaum Network of Inclusive Educators is made possible by the generosity of the Sy Syms Foundation, the Pine Tree Foundation of New York, the Nissan Foundation, and MBSK Foundation.