For Rhonda Glyman, co-chair of the Nevada Partnership for Inclusive Education, bringing inclusive learning practices to Nevada started with a simple idea: helping her oldest son, a Green Valley High School student, to be as successful as possible in all his classes.

Glyman, who was recently appointed campus project director for the Dr. Miriam and Sheldon G. Adelson Jewish College Preparatory School Hebrew Academy in Summerlin, said the oldest of her three sons has a learning disability, and that while he has above average intelligence and is very motivated, his learning style is very concentrated.