Chuck Saur (pronounced Soar) has worked in several education-related jobs for business, colleges, and local and state governments.  He retired in 2013 as Project Director for the Michigan Transition Outcomes Project, a statewide IDEA-funded effort to support students with special needs to move from school to post-school, prepared for their lives.

Chuck founded the Conductive Learning Center (CLC) with his late wife, Susie, as they searched for better methods of teaching children with movement disorders.

Chuck has served on several local and state Boards, currently as vice-chair at CLC, and as chair of Olivia’s Gift, Inc, a non-profit housing organization for young adults with disabilities. His accomplishments include raising his sons, Dan and Nick; writing for work and pleasure; building stuff; sailboat racing and cruising; and trying to support efforts in the community that matter.