NW Renovation

The largest phase of our northwest renovation is nearly complete! All areas shown in green have been refreshed and upgraded, representing more than half of the building’s total square footage.

We are incredibly grateful for your flexibility and patience throughout construction. We know the extra noise, movement, and adjustments have not always been easy, and your support has helped keep everything moving forward.

We’re Hiring!

We’re currently hiring in multiple areas across the organization and would love your help spreading the word. If you have friends or family members who share our mission and might be a great fit for our team, please encourage them to check out our open positions. Great people often come from trusted connections.

February is Black History Month

During February, we will be highlighting Black trailblazers and learning opportunities happening in the classroom. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram!

Rare Disease Day

Saturday, February 28

Rare Disease Day is a globally coordinated movement dedicated to rare diseases, striving for equity in social opportunities, healthcare, and access to diagnosis and therapies for people living with a rare disease. Since its creation in 2008, Rare Disease Day has played a crucial role in building an international rare disease community—multi-disease, global, and diverse, yet united in purpose.

Rare Disease Day is observed every year on 28 February (or 29 February in leap years—the rarest day of the year). Learn more here and remember to wear your colors on February 28!

All-Staff Meeting - CRCC Closed

April 1

Spring Break - CRCC Closed

April 2 & 3

Community Events

Down Syndrome Alliance Hockey Event

Join the DSA Community as we cheer on the UNO Mavericks at a hockey game! Discounted tickets are only $5 per person for sections 112 and 108. No promo code needed, just follow the link and select your seats!

Introducing Relaxed Screenings!

In partnership with Common Senses Festival, Film Streams is having Relaxed Screenings in order to create a more welcoming, inclusive cinema experience for all audiences. These screenings, clearly marked on our website, will include raised lighting, lowered volume levels, open caption subtitles, and we invite patrons to feel free to vocalize and move around during the film. Check out FilmStreams.org/RelaxedScreenings for more info and the upcoming schedule.

World Autism Day

Mark your calendar for April 4 from Noon-2 p.m. at Gene Leahy Mall at The River Front Registration for the event will open on Friday, March 6!