In The News

June 9, 2020

Listen to host Kevin Hogan talk to Kate Eberle Walker, CEO of PresenceLearning, about how districts are utilizing teletherapy to deliver special education-related services. The company works with school districts across the country throughout the regular school year and has helped an increasing number of schools during the time of COVID-19. The CEO discusses what is happening in districts as they prepare for providing these essential services for students with special needs.

PresenceLearning, which provides live online special education therapy services for K-12 schools, recently received a major infusion of financial support—$27

Speech and other special-education professionals were already in short supply even when classes were in session. Now, with students

Despite cranky computers, conflicting schedules, shaky Internet connections and stubborn software glitches, Danielle Kovach got her whole class together

Parents whose children have severe disabilities are in survival mode. The experts they relied on to help educate and

PresenceLearning Offers Teletherapy Training and Online Therapy Platform to Help Special Education Teams Continue Serving Students During COVID-19 School

A rural school in Oklahoma uses innovative initiatives to create a culture of support for all students. By Emily

For this “Day in the Life” article, we’re very excited to share what it’s like working in OT teletherapy,

If you’re weighing the benefits and downsides of contracting with online therapy providers for supporting students in special education,

Cheryl Hubbard-George, director of the Office of Exceptional Children in South Carolina’s rural Florence County School District 3, was