Empowering Students Through Disability Inclusion and Character Education

CapABLE is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides free character education resources for teachers that incorporate disability inclusion and social emotional learning. Our resources equip students with concrete skills, knowledge, and appropriate language that can be applied in and out of the classroom. It is the mission of our programs to ensure that every student becomes their own superhero.

Bridging the Social Gap With Inclusive Education

CapABLE is dedicated to providing character education resources that promote disability inclusion and social emotional learning. Our programs equip students with the skills, knowledge, and language needed to thrive in and out of the classroom.

Educate. Empower. Equip.

Unlock Your Superpower

CapABLE: Empowering Inclusive Education

Josiah's Big Day

Join Josiah and the CapABLE Crew as they learn to take initiative and advocate for inclusivity at their school’s field day.

What's Your Superpower?

The original character education curriculum, “What’s Your Superpower?” is a five-day disability inclusion curriculum for K-2 students that educates students without disabilities on how to appropriately approach disability and empowers students with disabilities to advocate for themselves with confidence by providing them with the concrete skills to do so.

What's Your Superpower?
STEM Edition

The STEM edition of our disability inclusion curriculum, “What’s Your Superpower?” is a five-day program for 4-6th graders that educates students on how to apply STEM resources to create accessibility. It also uses critical thinking to highlight the ways in which STEM is part of our everyday lives.

Additional Resources

Resources include worksheets that correspond with “Josiah’s Big Day!” such as short answer questions, vocabulary lessons, and other reading activities!

“[The CapABLE curriculum] has been instrumental in teaching our students to embrace differences and ultimately that all students have gifts and talents and to be more accepting of each other on a daily basis.”

— Dr. Teri Rhea
Assistant Superintendent of Education, Yazoo County

“These sessions helped educators understand the unique way schools can change the lives of their students through relationships.”

— Anna Morris
2016 Mississippi State Teacher of the Year

“The program itself was incredibly thorough and easy to implement. The material contained lessons that were age appropriate and included multiple activities that kept the students engaged.”

— Beth Gatson
2nd grade counselor at Oak Grove Lower Elementary

“CapABLE aligns with IDS’ Transition to Adulthood  programs as we promote full community inclusion, productivity and independence for youth and young  adults with and without disabilities. The programs focus on the strengths of the individuals and  embracing who they are, whether they have a disability or not.”

— Danielle Parks
Transition Specialist, Institute for Disability Studies

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