"As for a committee on autism and special needs in R-7, I have spoken to the Superintendent and Board, which relates to why he spoke to you. Given your antagonism toward me , you are most fortunate you are being considered to be on such a committee. (The Superintendent stated that no such conversation ever took place.)
I will say to answer your questoin of how we live in a $200,000 house with such a low salary, we were offered the house right after our daughter died and a significant portion of the house was gifted through the benevolence of friends, family and a foundation.
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The input I have received from them has influenced the three autism related bills I have filed this year—two of which are being heard in the health care policy committee this Tuesday. (LSASG)
Our six school age children did receive reduced lunches during that time, but they were not for free.
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