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Announcing Our FY24 EPIC Awards Winner for Impact!

PCG’s quarterly employee recognition program, aptly-named the EPIC Awards, is designed to help bring the firm’s four core tenets—Entrepreneurial Spirit, Passion, Impact, and Community—to life in a tangible way. Today, we are thrilled to announce that CC Adeyemo, a software engineer in Corporate Technology, has been selected as PCG’s newest EPIC Awards winner in recognition of the impact she has had on her colleagues and the firm’s technical operations.

14. March 2024
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    Project Success Resource Center Ramps Up for 2021-2022 School Year!

    Last week, PCG’s Project Success team led a group of new special education teachers through the New Teacher Jump Start program – a two-day online professional learning program for teachers who support students with disabilities and have between zero and three (0-3) years of teaching experience.

    • 8. September 2021
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    New Teacher Jump Start: Foundational Skills for New Teachers Supporting Students with Disabilities

    Following last month’s launch of the Project Success Resource Center, we are excited to announce an upcoming program (our first for the 2021-2022 school year!) designed specifically for new teachers who support students with disabilities. Here is everything you need to know about New Teacher Jump Start.

    • 5. August 2021
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    Introducing PCG’s New Project Success Resource Center!

    At PCG, we strive to provide our education partners with solutions that position all students (and their teachers!) for success in school, and beyond. ‘Solutions that matter’ is more than just a tagline: it reflects our commitment to delivering solutions that improve lives, such as the special education work we do in partnership with states, districts, schools, and individual educators.

    • 20. July 2021
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    PCG at SXSW EDU: The transformational power of “presuming competence” in every student we teach

    A friend of mine has what would be considered a significant disability: Mindy uses a wheelchair, has limited mobility, and communicates primarily by utilizing device she controls with the movement of her eyes to create text and speech output. She requires assistance from others to eat, get dressed, and complete other activities of daily living.

    • 1. March 2019