Monthly Archives: July 2020

Since March 15th, our school has been closed which has prohibited our “new” families from touring the school. This tour is an integral component to our admissions process, so we have been considering how we can showcase our amazing school … Continue reading →

It was July 26, 1990: At the invitation of President George H. Bush, Dr. Getrude Barber had traveled to Washington, DC to witness the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This was a momentous occasion for her because … Continue reading →

Our hallways have never been so quiet for so long. March 13th was the last day our students were at school. We have been looking forward to when our children will once again disembark the buses while walking, smiling and … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, I wrote a blog, How do we talk to children about the news?, on talking to children with special needs about the racial unrest, riots and police violence. I received many comments and questions from parents who … Continue reading →

Last week I wrote about the appalling situation that occurred when a young man was bullied by his “supposed” friends: Take a Stand Against Bullying One of our Moms had recently posted a blog, “What About Bullying and Special Needs Kids?” … Continue reading →

This morning, I watched a video on television of a young man in Erie being bullied. His “supposed” friends were shooting fireworks at him. I was appalled, as I hope everyone was who watched this video. The unfortunate reality is that … Continue reading →