
MOVE International
1300 17th Street
CITY CENTRE
Bakersfield, CA 93301-4533 USA
800-397-MOVE(6683)
move-international@kern.org
MOVE International is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization.
MISSION STATEMENT: MOVE International seeks to improve the overall quality of life for people with disabilities and for the people who care for them, regardless of age or cause of disability. MOVE International promotes fuller participation in home, school, work and community life to encourage the dignity and hope such participation brings to each individual.
The mission statement is founded in the belief that the ability to move is the first foundation stone in building personal dignity.
The MOVE Program originated in the 1980s in the Kern County Superintendent of Schools, Bakersfield, California. The MOVE Program is now used in many school districts and other facilities/organizations throughout the United States and many other nations.
Sacramento County Office of Education
Name of Site: Sacramento County Office of Education: Special Education Programs for Students with Severe Disabilities
Contact Person: Sharon Holstege, Principal
Address:
10474 Mather Field Road
Mather CA 95655
P.O.Box 269003
Sacramento, CA 95826-9003 (mailing)
Phone: (916) 566-2052
Fax: (916) 566-2057
Email: sholstege@scoe.net
Website: http://www.scoe.net
Designation Date as MOVE Model Site: October 1, 2007
MOVE International Trainers:
Andrea Ando, Special Education Teacher
Leora Bautista-Hendricks, Program Specialist
Sharon Botkin, Special Education Teacher, Preschool
Jan Donough, Special Education Teacher
Terri Edinburgh, Special Educatation Teacher
Roberta Etter, Paraprofessional
Sharon Holstege, Principal
Kathleen Johnson, Program Specialist
Melanie Lee, Special Education Teacher
Janet Paluck, Special Education Teacher
Laren Roth, Administrator
Dorothy Van Vleet, Special Education Teacher
Lisa Walker, Special Education Teacher
Sheila Wolfe, Occupupational Therapist/Development Consultant
Description of Site:
The Sacramento County Office of Education’s (SCOE’s) MOVE program is based on implementing the MOVE Program Model countywide. SCOE has utilized the MOVE program model for many years as an approved curriculum for students with severe physical disabilities. Over the last 4 years, SCOE has deepened its implementation of the model by designating several teams/classes as demonstration and training sites. SCOE is launching its MOVE Model site by highlighting 4 classes/teams that demonstrate different exemplary practices and variations on implementation of the MOVE Model within inclusive, integrated, and community based settings.
- Dry Creek Elementary, 1230 G Street, Rio Linda - This site includes 4 classrooms for students with severe disabilities at an elementary school site.
- Northview Head Start, 2401Northview Drive, Sacramento -This site is a Head Start site in which children with significant disabilities are fully included in preschool activities.
- Florence Markofer Elementary School, 9759 Tralee Way, Elk Grove - This site houses an inclusive preschool program and an elementary special education class.
- Prairie Elementary School, 5251 Valley Hi Drive, Sacramento - At this site, there are 2 elementary special education classes and an inclusive preschool program.
Number of Students: 125
Age Range of Students: 3 – 21 years
Number of classrooms using the MOVE program: 31
Other notes of interest:
The Sacramento County Office of Education is a public school which supports students at multiple school sites and in a variety of models. Students are between the ages and 3 and 21 years and have significant needs. Preschool students are included in typical preschool classrooms and the preschool program has been selected as a demonstration site for exemplary inclusive practices through SEEDS (Supporting Early Education Delivery Systems.)
Directions
- Directions to Dry Creek Elementary:
From I-80 East, take exit 91 Right (Raley Boulevard exit). Turn left onto Raley Boulevard and continue north for approximately 2.6 miles; the name of the street will change to 16th Street as you enter Rio Linda. Turn left (west) onto G Street, and go 0.4 miles. Dry Creek Elementary is on your left. Please enter the 2nd driveway. Dry Creek West is the building on the far west side of the parking lot at the corner of G Street and Dry Creek Road. - Directions to Northview Preschool:
From Interstate 5 North, take the W. El Camino exit to the right (east) approx. 1.8 miles. Turn right (south) onto Northview Drive (0.1 mi.) Northview Preschool is on the right. - Directions to Markofer Preschool:
From Highway 50, take State Route/Highway 99 South and go south for 11.1 miles. Take the Elk Grove Boulevard exit and head east for 1.0 mile. Turn right (south) onto Elk Grove Florin Road, and proceed 0.6 mile. Turn left onto Tralee Way and proceed 0.1 mile to the school. Please use the driveway on your immediate left, and proceed around to the rear of the school. - Directions to Prairie Elementary:
From Highway 50, take State Route-99 South and go south for 7.3 miles. Take the Bruceville Road/Mack Road East exit, and go 0.3 miles. Turn right (west) onto Bruceville Road, and go 0.3 miles. Turn left (south) onto Valley Hi Drive, and proceed 1.1 miles. Prairie Elementary will be on your right. Prairie West is on the west side of the parking lot.
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