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A School within the D.O.E. for Cognitive Learning Disabled Students of Staten Island, N.Y.

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Rich Florentino
9 years ago

Great cause by a great lady.

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Angela Ragucci Scopelliti
9 years ago

For the children who have waited so long!

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Orlando suarez
9 years ago

Please we need help with this problem

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Michele Caravaglio
10 years ago Featured

Our daughter is 10 and suffers from Selective mutism and dyslexia. It is effecting her academically and socially and her needs are not being met with schools on Staten Island.. They are setting Staten Island children up for failure!!

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Michael Ferrugio
11 years ago

Good Luck !

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Michael Ferrugio
11 years ago

Good Luck !

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Sharon Siciliano
11 years ago

Our children need to be accommodated too.

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Sharon Siciliano
11 years ago

Our children need to be accommodated too.

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Francesca Violante
11 years ago

Staten Island must stand strong, as the population increases, elected officials always forget this borough..well we have children too.

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Francesca Violante
11 years ago

Staten Island must stand strong, as the population increases, elected officials always forget this borough..well we have children too.

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Amy urciuoli
11 years ago

A big need in our city

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Amy urciuoli
11 years ago

A big need in our city

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Amy urciuoli
11 years ago Featured

I was once told during an IEP meeting "the DOE doesn't have dyslexia as a diagnosis so there are no programs that will address the diagnosis unless you are lucky and end up with a teacher that specializes with dyslexic children" the lack of of support from our education department is hurting our children.

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Keri Marrocco
11 years ago

our children need these services!!! They need more offered to them then the DOE is providing!!!!

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Keri Marrocco
11 years ago Featured

our children need these services!!! They need more offered to them then the DOE is providing!!!!

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Helen Albicocco
11 years ago

something needs to be done !

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Helen Albicocco
11 years ago

something needs to be done !

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David Ferrelli
11 years ago

I suffer from a mild form of dylexia. help our children.