Granite Parents and Community Defending Special Education
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Kristen Dimick
1 month ago
I'm from a family of educators and know how valuable these teachers and programs are to students, families and the community.
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Debbie McLachlan
1 month ago
Because I know several students that need this. It’s not fair to take away from them.
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Karen Southworth
1 month ago
Making my voice heard is better than keeping quiet hoping someone else will stand up.
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Haley Toner
1 month ago
Because special needs children and autism children should have life changing resources protected as well as their education
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Jon Hanson
1 month ago
I am the grandpa of a student that goes to the school.
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Bridgette Higgins
1 month ago
As a Speech-Language Pathologist in Granite, and I know firsthand that special education programs are already stretched thin and supporting increasingly complex student needs. These proposed cuts would be catastrophic and unsustainable, jeopardizing students’ access to the services and supports they are legally entitled to receive. We cannot continue asking schools to do more with less when our most vulnerable students are the ones who bear the consequences.
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Kristen Hausskuper
1 month ago
We must prioritize access to public education for all students.
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Kris Liacopoulos
1 month ago
People with special needs can learn and develop. They can contribute positively with a little support. It’s an investment in human potential.
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Taylor Macey
1 month ago
Special education is just as important as neurotypical education. This would be a grave loss of crucial funding.
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Catherine Allen
1 month ago
Communities and neighborhoods thrive when we all support each other, especially our most vulnerable members.
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grace smith
1 month ago
Special education staff are extremely important and funding for these programs is absolutely necessary. Being a sibling of a person with disabilities, I strongly believe in supporting paraprofessionals and continuing to fund Special Ed workers and programs.
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Karen Parara
1 month ago
Early intervention is far more effective for creating productive functioning adults.
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Supporter
1 month ago
I have a niece and nephew with special needs.
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Emily Jacobs
1 month ago
I am a special education teacher at granite. I care so much about the students and I want these students to get the education they deserve.
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Cindy George
1 month ago
I retired from Granite School District 7 years ago after teaching 30 years. Many of those years were spent in Special Education. At that time, it was very difficult to meet the needs of our Special Needs children. I was often needed in 2 spots at the same time and was unable to be in the general education classroom with Special Education students to serve them well. I cannot imagine any more cuts to Special Education and still be able to meet their needs. Please restore the funding.
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melinda kalodimos
1 month ago
Definitely do not need to cut special education funds‼️
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Katharine Thibodeaux
1 month ago
Because our kids deserve the help they need!
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Karen Harward
1 month ago
Students in Special Education cannot have the services that are required by law in their IEPs cut.
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Michael Zoumadakis
1 month ago
I had a sister that went through the Granite Schools special education program, K-12 and then post-high. She benefited greatly from these programs. Please reconsider any cuts to these programs.
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Pam Zoumadakis
1 month ago
I had a daughter enrolled in Granite District special ed services for her entire school career. Unless you are a parent and understand the real need… You will not get it. Please reconsider any cuts.
I'm from a family of educators and know how valuable these teachers and programs are to students, families and the community.
Because I know several students that need this. It’s not fair to take away from them.
Making my voice heard is better than keeping quiet hoping someone else will stand up.
Because special needs children and autism children should have life changing resources protected as well as their education
I am the grandpa of a student that goes to the school.
As a Speech-Language Pathologist in Granite, and I know firsthand that special education programs are already stretched thin and supporting increasingly complex student needs. These proposed cuts would be catastrophic and unsustainable, jeopardizing students’ access to the services and supports they are legally entitled to receive. We cannot continue asking schools to do more with less when our most vulnerable students are the ones who bear the consequences.
We must prioritize access to public education for all students.
People with special needs can learn and develop. They can contribute positively with a little support. It’s an investment in human potential.
Special education is just as important as neurotypical education. This would be a grave loss of crucial funding.
Communities and neighborhoods thrive when we all support each other, especially our most vulnerable members.
Special education staff are extremely important and funding for these programs is absolutely necessary. Being a sibling of a person with disabilities, I strongly believe in supporting paraprofessionals and continuing to fund Special Ed workers and programs.
Early intervention is far more effective for creating productive functioning adults.
I have a niece and nephew with special needs.
I am a special education teacher at granite. I care so much about the students and I want these students to get the education they deserve.
I retired from Granite School District 7 years ago after teaching 30 years. Many of those years were spent in Special Education. At that time, it was very difficult to meet the needs of our Special Needs children. I was often needed in 2 spots at the same time and was unable to be in the general education classroom with Special Education students to serve them well. I cannot imagine any more cuts to Special Education and still be able to meet their needs. Please restore the funding.
Definitely do not need to cut special education funds‼️
Because our kids deserve the help they need!
Students in Special Education cannot have the services that are required by law in their IEPs cut.
I had a sister that went through the Granite Schools special education program, K-12 and then post-high. She benefited greatly from these programs. Please reconsider any cuts to these programs.
I had a daughter enrolled in Granite District special ed services for her entire school career. Unless you are a parent and understand the real need… You will not get it. Please reconsider any cuts.