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Reply to "Schools with Great ID (Intellectual Disability) programs?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am not sure what you mean by mid-level, but Bethesda Elementary in MCPS has a reputation for doing fantastic inclusion. I know a couple of families with kids with milder issues who are fully included, and whose parents are really happy. They also have a School Community Based classroom (program for kids with Moderate to Profound ID, possibly with other issues) for kids who need more support but still benefit from inclusion. For private, many, although not all, of the kids at Ivymount have ID, but it's crazy expensive and there is no inclusion component.[/quote] Thank you for your post. I am not sure that my child could handle full inclusion. By mid-level I actually mean her skills are low and I am not sure how much real "curriculum" she could handle, but that she does not belong in a profound ID program either. Yes, I think Private would be too expensive. Thanks for your feedback.[/quote]
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