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Reply to "FCPS - what if your kid needs a small classroom?"
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[quote=Anonymous] We raised three daughters and the youngest has a cognitive disability in the same school system. One has to realize that there is only so much money in any school division budget and it can't go to meeting only the needs of those identified with a special need in budget planning and service delivery to all students. The typical education kids at all levels of their bell curve also deserve the same options of smaller class sizes, a range of instructional levels in classes etc. You need to focus on what your child's strengths as well as deficits are and find a placement that will continue to build on his strong points and that best will meet his need for academic supports. And you are right to think that perhaps one approach such as private in the early years might lay a good foundation for a later larger, more mixed learning environment. [/quote]
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