I was taken aback by the parish register J. Dickey. Yet, initial handling of a few things truly impressed me. For instance, I prefer schools or entities that work with kids to seek redirection not capital punishment. Airline did just that and even spoke on mental health matters with a series of inquiries.
The highlights stop there.
I trust part of this is a reflection of the state then parish and ultimately the district schools have to carry out the policies yet a number of things make no sense.
For starters, there's limited contact with families when dealing with special needs/IEP/504 students. Some kids are responsible and engaged enough to have an active hand in resolving matters or relaying information. Not all kids. Particularly when it's been established...this is a special needs student.
Secondly, communication via email falters between aokay... to non-existent.
Third, online classes are to be completed in the building. Not remotely. This can work when there's an attentive moderator or instructor present BUT THIS ALSO INTERFERES with NOT ALL KIDS can adhere to the old school traditional, in class all day, process.
Yes folks.... Some people are differently abled. Not looking for "special" treatment just modest adaptations. You know like providing a ramp for wheel chair bound individuals or those with walking limitations. Not special just equalizing.
Maybe this is a product of the times/LA/mental awareness either way there's room for improvement. read more