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Petition to Preserve Stability and Support at Mahopac Falls Academy

19 Comments

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Patti DeMauro Verified
2 months ago

Supporting our friend!

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Robert Bloom Verified
2 months ago

The educational and emotional support for our children should not be compromised for whatever political or personal agendas.

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Jennifer Jacyszyn Verified
2 months ago

Why would you even question a student mental well being by denying his right for therapy…

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Teresa Zinzi Verified
2 months ago

Although I’m not aware of the specific details surrounding this issue, I have witnessed firsthand the positive impact of consistency and continuity on the growth and well-being of children in our schools. This is especially true for those with special needs. When comfort and trust have already been established, professionals can seamlessly build upon previous knowledge and experience.

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Rita Bloom Verified
2 months ago

My grandson attends this school

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Amanda Clemenza Verified
2 months ago

Consistency and routines are vital to students at the Falls school. Think about the children.

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Nicole J Centofonti Verified
2 months ago

As a parent whose children have utilized school services, I know first hand how important the continuity is.

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Jaclyn Russo Verified
2 months ago

I was a student in the falls academy, and she was a very big part of why i succeeded so much throughout school.

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Denise Boiano Verified
2 months ago

My granddaughter is in 6th grade in mahopac fall’s school! This school program has helped her tremendously!

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Gretchen Chenard Verified
2 months ago

School psychologists are important because the mental health of our students is important.

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Roger Kroll Verified
2 months ago

Ms. Desombre is so important to Mahopac Academy, she is an ultimate professional understanding all aspects of the children at the school. When my wife and I first met her we were immediately impressed with her knowledge of the difficulties some kids experience in more traditional schools. Ms. Desombre is a gem and more importantly she is loved by the kids. My grandson Dylan always talks to her and tells us about how nice she is and that is not the easiest thing for Dylan to do.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

Ashley has been a part of my grandson journey he trusts her and feels comfortable with her there.

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nicole iacono Verified
2 months ago Featured

Speaking as a parent/community member- I couldn’t agree more with keeping the current psychologist where she is. Our children should be at the forefront of decisions being made at all times. She is the pillar of the this program and many students are successful due to her support and passion.

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Theresa M Hudec Verified
2 months ago

There are many children that need help. They should be provided with this help! We pay plenty in taxes! Please DO NOT deprive them!

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Stephen Baer Verified
2 months ago Featured

Falls Academy is a truly exceptional program, and Mrs. Desombre has played a central role in creating the stability, trust, and sense of belonging that so many students and families rely upon. In speaking with other parents, it is clear that while the teachers are highly valued, Mrs. Desombre serves as the connective tissue of the program, supporting students, partnering with families, and helping ensure that each child receives the consistency they need to thrive.

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Wendy Wabshinak Verified
2 months ago Featured

Being a teacher it is very advisable to have a in school psychologist that can help manage to children’s emotions. Most teachers are not equipped with these tools for nervous system regulation, or even knowing how to be trauma informed.

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MaryAnne Russo Verified
2 months ago Featured

My daughter went to the academy and the school psychologist played an extremely important role in the program. She is a huge part of her success.

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Lois McLennan Verified
2 months ago Featured

Ashley is the heart of the program if she is removed it will fall apart and the children including my grandson will be unjustly impacted.

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Elisa Verified
2 months ago

Our children’s needs always come first.