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Multi-Handicapped adult schools extend age limit from age 21 to 24

Multi-Handicapped adult schools extend age limit from age 21 to 24

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Started by Rebecca Gravley 12 years, 7 months ago
This is for handicapped children and adults that go to a Multi-handicapped school in Virginia raise the age limit from 21 to 24. The adult handicapped people do not have much to do in Virginia. They learn alot from these programs.

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Debbie Phillips
12 years ago Featured

my son is 20 and i am so worried about what happens next year. he still has so much to learn and there is nothing out there for him.

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Rebecca Gravley · petition starter
12 years ago Featured

thought i would let you all know i had a surprise phone call this morning. Couple weeks ago i sent a letter to the Virginia Governor and a lady called me and told me he sent it to her. She said either the governors staff or the governor red it. If the governors staff red it they relayed it to him. The governor and his staff said they couldn't do anything to help out with this but suggested she gave me some options. She said about the only way that i could try to get it extended is send a letter to President Obama and see if he would send it to federal. But likely it wouldn't help. She said that i was the only one she knew that i ever sent a letter to the governor about their child. So i need to have you alls thoughts if i should send it to the President?

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Tequilla Gravley
12 years ago

The age limit ahould be extended.

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candy l dean
12 years ago

Should be changed

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Robert Wolfe
12 years ago

I beleive it should be extended

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Rebecca Gravley · petition starter
12 years ago

Rebecca Gravley

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t. gravley
12 years ago

my niece would really benefit from this extension.

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