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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]God forbid the "SN" kids contaminate your own special snowflake. [/quote] Can we please have a civil conversation. Snowflake is tired. I think there is a lot of misconception abut CMI that is not really cleared up at the open house. [b] A school with 30% of the kids with potentially very serious SN is worth a discussion[/b]. Some of those kids may have mild ADD, same may have severe autism But 30% is a lot. Its a fair question to ask what supports are in place so that neither group of kids is short changed. No one said a word about contamination. But I think its a fair question to ask if neurotypical kid is in a class where potentially 20-30% of classmates have SN, is the teacher capable of managing this? Are there aids for kids who need it? Is there legitimate differentiation for kids who are doing more advanced work. Why are people so defensive. We all want a positive and challenging and supportive enviroment for our kids When you refuse to have the conversation then I can only assume you think your kid is being screwed over in some way and thats unfortunate. [/quote] Please drill down on the LearnDc numbers (www.learndc.org, search for CMI and see the equity report). I think it will make you feel a bit better. What you will see is that of the 33% of CMI kids with IEPs in 2014-15, 25% were Level 4. That means they need a pretty high level of support. But 60% are Level 1 (typically needing just 1-2 hours of interventions or services per week, e.g. speech or physical therapy). Whether a child has or needs an aide depends on the disability and what is called for in his/her IEP. Also it could be the percentage of kids with IEPs this year, and next year is/will be different. [/quote]
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