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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Unfortunately APS' parent disability groups (ASEAC and SEPTA) are dominated by closed schoolers and forced child maskers[/quote] Here come the APE trolls attacking the disability groups now. Have you no shame?[/quote] I am not an APE troll, and I 100% agree with this. I would also add that the "gifted" parents are well-organized and demanding, as well. [b]Gifted is technically special ed, so time / resources spent on gifted is taken away from kids with learning disabilities. [/b]As a parent of a gifted learner, a neurodivergent learner, and a "regular" learner, it is absolutely infuriating that APS bends to the loud detractor PARENTS instead of doing what's right by the neurodivergent students. [/quote] This doesn't sound right. The gifted teacher is not the same as the sped staff who help with learning disabilities. Why invent a battle for resources that doesn't exist? Gifted kids in elementary get the minimum the schools can provide: usually one gifted teacher shared by the whole school and minimal differentiation by the classroom teacher. Kids below grade level get all other available resources, specialists, assistants and staffing.[/quote]
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