Is Jeff Grisamore really the champion of those that are affected by autism or does he use them as stepping stones in his political career? What is he doing to stop restraint, seclusion, or abuse? What is he doing to make sure that they are receiving the education and services that they are entitled to?
Friday, June 29, 2012
Shock ban kept out of state budget - Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston
'Stopping bullying means liberation' - CNN.com
'Stopping bullying means liberation' - CNN.com
I saw this story on television when I was at the land. It was a very moving story and I like how the father stood up and made his son watch the video and apologize. It is amazing to me that a father can do that with his son, but a Superintendent will not do that with his employees.
I saw this story on television when I was at the land. It was a very moving story and I like how the father stood up and made his son watch the video and apologize. It is amazing to me that a father can do that with his son, but a Superintendent will not do that with his employees.
Feds Approve ESEA Flexibility Waiver for Missouri « KC Education Enterprise
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Monday, June 25, 2012
Stop segregating special needs students -- parents voice concerns to administrators in Lebanon School District - ky3.com
Special ed demands go unmet | The Columbia Daily Tribune - Columbia, Missouri
Special ed demands go unmet | The Columbia Daily Tribune - Columbia, Missouri
The Tribune's View of June 15 suggests that if there were a problem with the smaller number of students receiving special education services in Columbia during the past five years, there would be an outcry. If that opinion were not so naive and tragic, I would laugh. Consider this an outcry! As an attorney who has represented hundreds of disabled children in special education situations over the past 22 years, I know a tremendous unmet need exists for these services in Columbia and most other school districts.
The Tribune's View of June 15 suggests that if there were a problem with the smaller number of students receiving special education services in Columbia during the past five years, there would be an outcry. If that opinion were not so naive and tragic, I would laugh. Consider this an outcry! As an attorney who has represented hundreds of disabled children in special education situations over the past 22 years, I know a tremendous unmet need exists for these services in Columbia and most other school districts.
The Hidden Children - YouTube
The Hidden Children - YouTube
We are parents of children with special needs. Because of our children's disabilities, they have not been allowed to attend the elementary schools they should be attending. Instead, they have been seperated from their peers and placed in trailers at the Jr. High campus. We have made this video to share our frustrations, hoping that we could find some heroes that are willing to stand with us to help fix this situation.
We are parents of children with special needs. Because of our children's disabilities, they have not been allowed to attend the elementary schools they should be attending. Instead, they have been seperated from their peers and placed in trailers at the Jr. High campus. We have made this video to share our frustrations, hoping that we could find some heroes that are willing to stand with us to help fix this situation.
JRC lawyer: Electric shocks for students 'humane' – Anderson Cooper 360 - CNN.com Blogs
Marcy Rubenstein, Bronx Teacher, Accused Of Duct-Taping Student Irel Cuffee To Chair
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Texas teacher forced 20 kindergarten students to line up and hit classmate accused of being a bully | Mail Online
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Advocacy groups allege Beaufort schools mistreated disabled students | islandpacket.com
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Missouri Anti-Bullying Law
Missouri
Thanks to all of those who made me keep searching for Missouri's law. This law was pressed in between a bunch of other statutes and very hard to find...but thankfully Missouri now has an anti bullying law with 44 others states.
Thanks to all of those who made me keep searching for Missouri's law. This law was pressed in between a bunch of other statutes and very hard to find...but thankfully Missouri now has an anti bullying law with 44 others states.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Monday, June 11, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Saturday, June 9, 2012
UN calls for investigation of US school's shock treatments of autistic children | Society | guardian.co.uk
Parents of special needs students say school district covered up abuse – Schools of Thought - CNN.com Blogs
Tony Attwood - Author of The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome - The Oasis Guide to Asperger Syndrome. Advice, Support, Insights, and Inspiration
Tony Attwood - Author of The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome - The Oasis Guide to Asperger Syndrome. Advice, Support, Insights, and Inspiration
This book is a must have. Patty and Barb really know what they are doing. They have both given me advice over the years and I appreciate all of the help that they have given me. Barb helped me with a particular problem in middle school. It didn't work out. The PE teacher stated that he knew more about my son than Barb or I did. What a shame that he wasted such precious time fighting me instead of helping my son. Bullies come in all sizes. The one's that have power are more dangerous than the ones that have fists.
This book is a must have. Patty and Barb really know what they are doing. They have both given me advice over the years and I appreciate all of the help that they have given me. Barb helped me with a particular problem in middle school. It didn't work out. The PE teacher stated that he knew more about my son than Barb or I did. What a shame that he wasted such precious time fighting me instead of helping my son. Bullies come in all sizes. The one's that have power are more dangerous than the ones that have fists.
Friday, June 8, 2012
Graduation in the United States
www.edweek.org/media/diplomascount2012_presspacket_final.pdf
Graduation in the United States
Nationwide, 73.4 percent of all public school students graduated from high school with a regular diploma in the class of 2009, marking the second
straight year of gains following a period of modest declines. A gap of 35 percentage points separates the best-performing and worst-performing states.
The national leaders—Iowa, Minnesota, New Jersey, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—each graduate at least 80 percent of their students.
By contrast, the graduation rate falls below 60 percent in the District of Columbia, Nevada, and New Mexico.
Graduation in the United States
Nationwide, 73.4 percent of all public school students graduated from high school with a regular diploma in the class of 2009, marking the second
straight year of gains following a period of modest declines. A gap of 35 percentage points separates the best-performing and worst-performing states.
The national leaders—Iowa, Minnesota, New Jersey, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—each graduate at least 80 percent of their students.
By contrast, the graduation rate falls below 60 percent in the District of Columbia, Nevada, and New Mexico.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
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