We Can All Create We can all create. We are born to be creators. Here at eLuma, we’re trying to create things that change the world for the better — specifically in special education. Both our mission and vision statements suggest as much, and furthermore set our intentions. To many, our objectives may seem audacious, but I know in my heart that they will come to fruition. How? Because I can already see it. Mindset Matters Most people have heard

CASE President, Phyllis Wolfram to Give Webinar Lehi, UT, January 25, 2019 –(PR.com)– eLuma is pleased to announce that the current President of the Council of Administrators of Special Education (CASE), Phyllis Wolfram will be joining to present a free webinar entitled, “Reinventing Special Education in 2019.” On Friday, February 8, 2019 at 1 pm EST, Ms. Wolfram will address the current state of special education and discuss how CASE is taking a leadership role to support educators and work towards overcoming

The Transformation of Online Therapy The transformation of online therapy in schools is happening very quickly. It seems like it was not too long ago that we were putting our necks out there doing all we could to convince schools that online therapy is effective, viable, and research-based. In more recent years we’ve seen online therapy evolve from a stop gap solution to a more widely accepted solution as school leaders become aware of and confident in the delivery model

CASE: A True Leader in Special Education There is a saying in special education that “it’s all about the students.” But who is taking care of the people taking care of the students? The folks working in special education have some of the hardest and most heart-wrenching jobs in all of education. It is a labor of love, but with a lack of funding, resources and support — it is one that can be taxing, stressful, and isolating. And they

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 of Administrators of Special Education) Annual Fall Conference. While there, we had the wonderful opportunity to meet with and learn from local, state and national special education leaders like Dr. Mary Lynn Boscardin, Phyllis Wolfram, Erin Maguire and Kevin Rubenstein. While special education facing some serious problems, it’s clear that