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Granite Parents and Community Defending Special Education

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Annie Smith Verified
2 months ago

Special ed is important for everyone in school! Don’t cut it.

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April Garff Verified
2 months ago

I work with special education kids in another district, and have seen firsthand how good staff and support staff can make a difference in their success in school. Their funding is VITAL to the success of those students and those around them. Budget cuts should not be something that undermines student success…or why bother with education?

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Holly Spraker-Perlman Verified
2 months ago

We support public education for ALL children!!!

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

It’s the most important thing to do as a society. I work with this population, and they should have our first attention at hand! Also my son was in an inclusive Kinder classroom that was cancelled, and was amazing for him. That should not be happening.

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Richard Curtis Verified
2 months ago

I care deeply about the quality of education in our school district. This includes opportunity and services for all.

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Tessa Johnson Verified
2 months ago

There are many people around us in the world my age that need help and suffer from mental or physical disabilities. I want them to get the same education that I get with a fair amount of teachers and can help them get a good job in the future. Human rights is very important to me and I understand that others around me learn and think differently. Everyone is special in their own way and we should not affect how they learn with less teachers and less opportunities that we get.

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Margaret Cardall Verified
2 months ago

Much needed for so many kids these days. I have two grandkids that benefit at Jordan high school.

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Marla Martensen Verified
2 months ago

Never wise to cut services for children. Special Needs students need those additional funds. We give to sports & gifted programs but sacrifice the needs of those who require more assistance

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Carol Morgan Verified
2 months ago

Reducing special ed teachers and paraprofessionals stretches the remaining staff too thin. It forces Special Ed teachers to manage large, complex classrooms without help. Federal law mandates that schools must provide the exact number of spec ed instruction hours outlined in each student's IEP. Even with strategic staff reassignments those numbers can't be reached. Students should not bear the consequences of administrative paperwork errors.

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Victoria Reid Verified
2 months ago

Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.” — Matthew 25:40

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

Every child deserves a positive educational experience. Especially the children who need extra help to succeed. Do better Granite.

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Annabel Peterson Verified
2 months ago

I feel the Special Ed resources are fundamental to the well-being of our broader community we take care of those who need it most!

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Andrea Ludlow Verified
2 months ago

All children deserve an education that will help them feel successful. Some need more individualized help than others.

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Sara T Verified
2 months ago

To help support those with special needs in our community

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Kristi Hansen Verified
2 months ago

Students with disabilities are vulnerable in our society. They deserve the interventions they need to make progress towards their best potential.

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Eleanor Condie Verified
2 months ago

Students with disabilities deserve just as much opportunity and funding as those without.

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Mike Martensen Verified
2 months ago

This issue greatly affects my special needs Grandson's progress to become an educated, industrious member of our society!

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Stephanie Disney Verified
2 months ago

Proud Momma of an Autistic kiddo. No child left behind!!!!!!!

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Alison Thomas Verified
2 months ago

Every child deserves every opportunity afforded them. Even those who require more support than others.

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Teresa Swensen Verified
2 months ago

These kids & program need funding