Vinny Badolato is vice president of public affairs at the Colorado League of Charter Schools.
There’s a small but significant drama playing out in Lakewood. It involves a multi-million dollar state grant, a school for deaf children, a model example of district and charter school facility collaboration, and a newly formed neighborhood group.
More at http://www.ednewscolorado.org/2012/03/29/35608-commentary-deaf-school-dream-trending-toward-nightmare
i am deaf and related to andrew jackson i am
ReplyDeletea jackson speak the language of the jacksons
in colorodo and the relatives im shure they can
get the point across to the problem they can be
very convincing at times
2nd idea remind your problem that the right to
a education is guarnteed underr law to everyone section 504 and pl 94-142 not also
remind the grant people and the others that they
are legal guarntors to the funding to the right
of an education remind them that they are legal
promisors to the relients the promisee s the
children it would be domestic violence to neglect
the children and to minipulate or set conditions
on the children or how to get your grant would
be narsasism it would be very controlling it is
dehuminsation it is unethical practices of government it would be segrigational funding
it would be discrimination