Weber County mom promotes inclusion of students with Down syndrome with crazy socks

Weber County mom promotes inclusion of students with Down syndrome with crazy socks

Hundreds of pairs of crazy, mismatched socks will color the halls of elementary schools in Weber County on Friday as students celebrate World Down Syndrome Day, thanks to a hard-working third grader and his mother.

On the occasion of World Down Syndrome Day, which is celebrated on March 21, calls for the full inclusion of people with this syndrome in society.

Claudia Artiles moves with a video celebrating love and inclusion on World Down Syndrome Day, highlighting the joy of being Marlon's mother and visualizing the importance of unconditional love.

The Ministry of Education (MINED) held a Festival of Colors with children served at the Melania Morales Special School as part of the International Day of People with Down Syndrome. This festival included cultural and artistic activities, where students showcased their artistic talent. MINED Holds Inclusive Education Technology Fair. The Ministry of Education (MINED) held the Inclusive Education Technology Fair this Thursday… Mery Francis Rivas,…

The invitation is clear: it uses different, funny or unequal colored stockings as a symbol of support. This global initiative seeks to highlight that “being different is something valuable,” as well as people with Down syndrome, who are part of our human diversity.

DuBois Students Rocking Their Socks, Supporting Down Syndrome - Connect FM | Local News Radio | Dubois, PA

Click Here to Watch Video Report. DUBOIS – DuBois elementary students rocked their socks Friday morning, showing awareness and inclusion for World Down Syndrome Day.  Held on the 21st day, as the Multiple Disabilities Support Teacher at Juniata Elementary School Nicole Marshall says, the day […]