ALT picture of a colorful book "Breaking Barriers: Disability History in the United States" and text that says "A book reading with author Sean Spence"
ALT Introducing the MOSEF Star Division, for Missouri students grades 6-12 with physical disabilities or learning differences that affect how they game. Fall: Switch Sports Chambara (solo sport for student player and trainer pairs) Winter: Mario Kart Time Trials (duo sport for a student player and trainer teamup) Spring: Switch Sports Tennis (solo sport for student player and trainer pairs) Featuring a spring in-person event to celebrate all of our players and trainers! https://www.mosef.org/star-division
ALT Blue Background with rainbow graphics in the corners with the Easterseals logo in white. Autism is a Spectrum but maybe not in the way you think...
ALT What people often think of when they hear “Autism is a Spectrum”... a rainbow spectrum with one arrow at the far-right end that reads “a little autistic” and another arrow at the far left end that reads “very autistic” This is not an accurate portrayal of the autistic experience. Easterseals Logo
ALT A more realistic depiction of what the Autism Spectrum may look like: a color wheel with arrows pointing to different colors that read, “Language, Sensory Needs, Motor Skills, Special Interests, Executive Function, Perception” with the Easterseals logo.
ALT So one person’s Autism may look like this: a blob of multiple colors. While another’s looks like this: a different shaped blob of different colors. Or this: a third different shape of different colors. Easterseals Logo. Every autistic person has their own experience.