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Anonymous wrote:Yes, this will become a big deal and blamed on Youngkin, when it was a problem not addressed by Northam due to the lead time associated with the investigation.

This is what you care about? Who gets blamed for it?

Yes, until people finally understand the the problem with public education is democratic leadership on the teacher’s union payroll carrying out the poor educational policies driven by the unions, all students, but especially special needs students will suffer.

Anonymous wrote:Special ed is going to bleed public schools dry until the Rs get their way and we all go to religious private schools.

Maybe if public schools didn't treat special education like a leper colony and then waste big $$$ on lawyers to fight parents then they'd be less likely to have the feds breathing down their neck.

Special ed is going to bleed public schools dry until the Rs get their way and we all go to religious private schools.

Anonymous wrote:Yes, this will become a big deal and blamed on Youngkin, when it was a problem not addressed by Northam due to the lead time associated with the investigation.

This is what you care about? Who gets blamed for it?

Anonymous wrote:Yes, this will become a big deal and blamed on Youngkin, when it was a problem not addressed by Northam due to the lead time associated with the investigation.

Youngkin may feel the blame, but all of the “fixes” will be stuck on the backs of teachers, families and kids. Teachers will have to do more paperwork and see kids less, but have to make up the hours. More will quit especially the SPED teachers of which APS still has 37 ish vacancies. Families still won’t be receiving services and the kids will continue growing up without what they need. Who cares if Youngkin or Northam gets the blame, the families, teachers and kids will feel the pain.

Yes, this will become a big deal and blamed on Youngkin, when it was a problem not addressed by Northam due to the lead time associated with the investigation.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The thread I started was locked. Posting here.

Anyone know what this means for APS? Arlington family made a complaint.

https://www.the74million.org/article/everybody-is-frustrated-feds-probe-virginias-handling-of-special-education/?fbclid=IwAR15nNiIThP5LFin9-k2MAUqeJYoAfyV7cyfcZnJe5vEMKYSev65LmW7Xcw

This could be a really big deal. After the Fairfax resolution, DOE has been clear they are looking at other Virginia districts for failures during pandemic.

They really need to look at ACPS, too.

Any resolution impacting VDOE should apply also to the individual districts who failed to provide FAPE during pandemic.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The thread I started was locked. Posting here.

Anyone know what this means for APS? Arlington family made a complaint.

https://www.the74million.org/article/everybody-is-frustrated-feds-probe-virginias-handling-of-special-education/?fbclid=IwAR15nNiIThP5LFin9-k2MAUqeJYoAfyV7cyfcZnJe5vEMKYSev65LmW7Xcw

This could be a really big deal. After the Fairfax resolution, DOE has been clear they are looking at other Virginia districts for failures during pandemic.

They really need to look at ACPS, too.

Anonymous wrote:The thread I started was locked. Posting here.

Anyone know what this means for APS? Arlington family made a complaint.

https://www.the74million.org/article/everybody-is-frustrated-feds-probe-virginias-handling-of-special-education/?fbclid=IwAR15nNiIThP5LFin9-k2MAUqeJYoAfyV7cyfcZnJe5vEMKYSev65LmW7Xcw

This could be a really big deal. After the Fairfax resolution, DOE has been clear they are looking at other Virginia districts for failures during pandemic.

The thread I started was locked. Posting here.

Anyone know what this means for APS? Arlington family made a complaint.

https://www.the74million.org/article/everybody-is-frustrated-feds-probe-virginias-handling-of-special-education/?fbclid=IwAR15nNiIThP5LFin9-k2MAUqeJYoAfyV7cyfcZnJe5vEMKYSev65LmW7Xcw

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Anonymous wrote:Good! The problems in VDOE are terrible. Youngkin has been too busy with his culture war agenda to bother with special education problems there. This should have been priority one after he took office because parents everywhere have been frustrated about their kids services following pandemic. Nope. We got a grab bag of culture war failures.

+1000

He doesn't care about actual kids, at least not those with special needs

I’m not pro-Youngkin but didn’t all those problems exist under the prior governor? Is he any more culpable than his predecessor?

This has way more to do with the blackface/klan robe wearing, moonwalking former Gov. Northam than Youngkin. Hope they investigate ACPS too!

+1

YOUNGKIN IS A RACIST ANTISEMITE CROOK
HE was fired from Carlye Group bec he is a criminal
He's a liar! CRT was not taught in one classroom in VA are you still that dumB?

How about MR SEND MY KIDS TO MD MASKED AND VAXED. While VA students get sick.
HOW about MR LYING SACK OF CRAP BIG LIE!

Anonymous wrote:The “article” on that website is a mess and poorly written. Just read the DIMOE letter.

I’m no Youngkin fan or defender, but a lot of these issues in FCPS predate his administration. Also, plenty of VA school have been using COVID relief funds for tutoring.

No they do not.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good! The problems in VDOE are terrible. Youngkin has been too busy with his culture war agenda to bother with special education problems there. This should have been priority one after he took office because parents everywhere have been frustrated about their kids services following pandemic. Nope. We got a grab bag of culture war failures.

+1000

He doesn't care about actual kids, at least not those with special needs

I’m not pro-Youngkin but didn’t all those problems exist under the prior governor? Is he any more culpable than his predecessor?

This has way more to do with the blackface/klan robe wearing, moonwalking former Gov. Northam than Youngkin. Hope they investigate ACPS too!

+1

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good! The problems in VDOE are terrible. Youngkin has been too busy with his culture war agenda to bother with special education problems there. This should have been priority one after he took office because parents everywhere have been frustrated about their kids services following pandemic. Nope. We got a grab bag of culture war failures.

+1000

He doesn't care about actual kids, at least not those with special needs

+1. To put icing on the cake while VDOE ignored sped kids during the shut down they eventually came back offering tutoring in hopes of playing catch up. This was before[/b] Youngkin was even elected so he can't even attempt to claim this as his idea.

Yeah but APS never even did this. They were stingy about recovery services and most families didn’t get them.

so file a complaint about APS, that'll do a lot more than b*itching on here

Complaints have been filed. OCR has about a 2 year delay.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good! The problems in VDOE are terrible. Youngkin has been too busy with his culture war agenda to bother with special education problems there. This should have been priority one after he took office because parents everywhere have been frustrated about their kids services following pandemic. Nope. We got a grab bag of culture war failures.

+1000

He doesn't care about actual kids, at least not those with special needs

+1. To put icing on the cake while VDOE ignored sped kids during the shut down they eventually came back offering tutoring in hopes of playing catch up. This was before[/b] Youngkin was even elected so he can't even attempt to claim this as his idea.

Yeah but APS never even did this. They were stingy about recovery services and most families didn’t get them.

so file a complaint about APS, that'll do a lot more than b*itching on here