George Dayton, Author at eLuma

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George Dayton is the Director of Marketing & Business Development at eLuma | Online Therapy. He earned a Bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University as well as a Master's Degree in Business Adminisitration from the Woodbury School of Business. Mr. Dayton has spent the larger part of his career developing, producing and distributing filmed content for kids and families ( including the award-winning remake of the film Where the Red Fern Grows for Buena Vista Home Entertainment). In more recent years, he has worked on ventures more closely related to children's welfare and education. He served as one of the founding members of Kidnected World, the Student Orphan Aid Program, and also helped launched the Autism Initiative for Vivint Gives Back. Mr. Dayton is passionate about eLuma and its cause, and hopes to help find new ways in which the company can partner with schools to maximize student outcomes!

National Leaders Express Hope for Special Education

November 26, 2018George DaytonNewsNo Comments2018 special education legislative summit, CASE, CEC, Council for Exceptional Children, Council of Administrators of Special Education, eluma, Erin Maguire, hope for special education, inclusion, Kevin Rubenstein, Mary Lynn Boscardin, Phyllis Wolfram, teacher shortage

National Leaders Express Hope for Special Education Here at eLuma, we have great hope for special education. We recently returned from Biloxi, Mississippi, where we attended the 2018 CASE (Council…

National Leaders Speak on Critical Special Education Issues

October 30, 2018George DaytonNewsNo Comments2018 special education legislative summit, CASE, CEC, Council for Exceptional Children, Council of Administrators of Special Education, critical special education issues, eluma, Erin Maguire, Kevin Rubenstein, Mary Lynn Boscardin, Phyllis Wolfram

National Leaders Speak on Critical Special Education Issues Here at eLuma, we are impressed and encouraged by the leadership in special education. Not only have they dedicated their lives to…

The ASHA Report for Workforce/Work Conditions

October 25, 2018George DaytoneLuma NewsNo CommentsASHA, eluma, SLP, speech language pathologist, speech therapy

The ASHA 2018 Workforce and Work Conditions Report Review Have you seen the ASHA Report for SLP Workforce and Work Conditions? It provides some amazing and comprehensive research into the minds…

Meet Your new OSEP Director: Laurie VanderPloeg

October 17, 2018George DaytonNewsNo CommentsCEC, Council of Administrators of Special Education, Laurie VanderPloeg, Office of Special Education Programs, OSEP, special education, US Department of Education

Meet your new OSEP Director: Laurie VanderPloeg We’re thrilled to discover that Laurie Vanderploeg was just named as U.S. Department of Education Director for the Office of Special Education Programs…

Jeremy Glauser speaking at CEC/CASE Special Education Legislative Summit

“Make a Difference”

October 16, 2018George DaytoneLumaNo Comments2018 special education legislative summit, CASE, CEC, Council for Exceptional Children, Council of Administrators of Special Education, eluma, eluma online therapy, make a difference, special education, SPED, speech and communication disorders, teen suicide

Make a Difference True leadership begins as you make a difference in the lives of others. Here at eLuma, we are proud of our fearless founder and president, who leads…

“Making Teletherapy a Viable and Long-Term Solution”

August 24, 2018George DaytoneLuma, eLuma NewsNo CommentsCASE, CEC, Council for Exceptional Children, Council of Administrators of Special Education, eluma, Jeremy Glauser, Mary Andropoulos, Mary Lynn Boscardin, special education, teletherapy

eLuma Online Therapy is proud to announce a very special webinar, entitled “Making Teletherapy a Viable and Long Term Solution.” The webinar is scheduled for Friday, September 21, and will feature…

CEC President-Elect, Mary Lynn Boscardin, to Give Presentation on Women & Leadership in Special Education

May 24, 2018George DaytoneLuma, eLuma NewsNo CommentsCEC, Council for Exceptional Children, eluma online therapy, Kerry Weir, leadership, Mary Lynn Boscardin, President-elect, special education, webinar, women

CEC President-Elect, Mary Lynn Boscardin, to Give Presentation on Women & Leadership in Special Education Lehi, UT, May 24, 2018 –(PR.com)– Throughout the history of special education, a vast number…

eLuma President, Jeremy Glauser, standing with eLuma Rock, Paper, Scissors contest winners

The Spirit of Special Education is Alive & Well

March 5, 2018George DaytoneLuma News1 CASE, CEC, eluma, exceptional children, NASDSE, online therapy, progressive therapy provider, related services, special education, telepractice, teletherapy

THE SPIRIT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION The spirit of special education is alive and well. Here at eLuma, we have the privilege of working with so many great people in special…

Dependability

January 21, 2018George DaytoneLumaNo Commentsdependability, eluma, online counseling, online mental health services, online occupational therapy, online physical therapy, online speech therapy, online therapy, related services, special education, telepractice, teletherapy

Dependability is one of our core values at eLuma. EVERYTHING begins with doing what you say you’re going to do.

Special Education Leader: Jerry Hime

November 15, 2017George DaytoneLuma, eLuma NewsNo CommentsCASE, CASE Conference, Council for Exceptional Children, Council of Administrators of Special Education, eluma, exceptional children, Gerald H. Hime, inclusion, individuals with disabilities, online therapy, Rehabilitation Act, Section 504, special education, special education leader, telepractice, teletherapy

At the recent national CASE Conference in Reno, we had the chance to sit down and chat with the great Special Education Leader Jerry Hime. He is the Executive Director…

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