Olivia is an individual first, not an individual with one label!
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Anne
10 years ago
Go Olivia! Reach for the stars! Don't let the lazy school district bother you!
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Tamela Collard
10 years ago
She deserves to go to her base school!
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Kathy Colgan
10 years ago
Olivia deserves the same opportunities as other students.
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Jean
10 years ago
Let her go to her base school. Putting g kids in boxes stifles them and they die intellectually!
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Karen Hommema
10 years ago
For petes sake keep this girl with her friends!!
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Sylvia Richardson
10 years ago
Please make her feel like a normal kid.
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Jeff Tennant
10 years ago
Olivia has always been an amazing young lady and her parents have outlined beautifully where she is in life, and where she'll be, and that's certainly NOT in a box, or shuffled into a designation. May she continue to be an inspiration to us all!
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Pam Church Hart
10 years ago
Give this accomplished young lady a chance and her choice!
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Debbie Indence
10 years ago
Kids with special needs are mainstreamed and attend their base schools, this is no different
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Brittany Hurtado
10 years ago
It will be a challenge for the teacher to work with her since they are likely not trained in working with VI students, but if she is committed to working hard, the school/teacher should be as well. Good luck!!
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Cindy Estes
10 years ago
I feel I have seen Olivia often,and Facebook has offered me that opportunity to watch all the activities she participates in. From Piano Lessons to surfing, it seems she has no limits. Our school system should allow her to attend her base school where she will be challenged, encouraged and continue to pursue her interests! Go OLIVIA!
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Denise holland
10 years ago
Good luck!
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Dustin Tripp
10 years ago
Having children attend schools in their community is important.
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Barbara Sossomon
10 years ago
Olivia, you are a beautiful young lady. I hope that they can resolve this and allow you to go to a school which will let you grow.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
She is a child, not a statistic!!
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Bernice King
10 years ago
This young lady should attend the school that has her friends and is close to home. I fought this war. No my son had no disabilities.
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Danielle Glenewinkel
10 years ago
You deserve to be able to go to the school of your choosing. I pray that it will all work out for you! Enjoy Middle School!
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Courtney Penny
10 years ago
What a wonderful advocate you are for your daughter! She sounds like an amazing young lady (: keep up the good work momma!
Go Olivia! Reach for the stars! Don't let the lazy school district bother you!
She deserves to go to her base school!
Olivia deserves the same opportunities as other students.
Let her go to her base school. Putting g kids in boxes stifles them and they die intellectually!
For petes sake keep this girl with her friends!!
Please make her feel like a normal kid.
Olivia has always been an amazing young lady and her parents have outlined beautifully where she is in life, and where she'll be, and that's certainly NOT in a box, or shuffled into a designation. May she continue to be an inspiration to us all!
Give this accomplished young lady a chance and her choice!
Kids with special needs are mainstreamed and attend their base schools, this is no different
It will be a challenge for the teacher to work with her since they are likely not trained in working with VI students, but if she is committed to working hard, the school/teacher should be as well. Good luck!!
I feel I have seen Olivia often,and Facebook has offered me that opportunity to watch all the activities she participates in. From Piano Lessons to surfing, it seems she has no limits. Our school system should allow her to attend her base school where she will be challenged, encouraged and continue to pursue her interests! Go OLIVIA!
Good luck!
Having children attend schools in their community is important.
Olivia, you are a beautiful young lady. I hope that they can resolve this and allow you to go to a school which will let you grow.
She is a child, not a statistic!!
This young lady should attend the school that has her friends and is close to home. I fought this war. No my son had no disabilities.
You deserve to be able to go to the school of your choosing. I pray that it will all work out for you! Enjoy Middle School!
What a wonderful advocate you are for your daughter! She sounds like an amazing young lady (: keep up the good work momma!
I hope you get to stay close to home!
Don't give up fight for what's right