By: Carolyn Mathews
The Cherokee Ledger-News
May 26, 2010
The English and foreign language books will be eight years old, classes will be a little bigger, and there won’t be as many choices for local students in regard to after-school sports.
Staff will fill in for hired specialists in areas ranging from special ed therapy to baton twirling. Graduation coaches and Teachers on Special Assignment (TSAs), who are available for that extra bit of individual attention, will be a thing of the past.
For full story please tap on link: http://www.ledgernews.com/news/563-may-26-2010/2013-schools-propose-cuts-to-special-ed-sports
© 2010 The Cherokee Ledger-News. All Rights Reserved.
All About Developmental Disabilities (AADD) is Atlanta's preeminent resource on developmental disabilities, providing support services to families for more than 55 years. We are often the one place where people with developmental disabilities can go to achieve personal empowerment, family stability and community participation. AADD provides family support; public policy and advocacy; and community engagement.
No comments:
Post a Comment