Re: CY-FAIR ISD Parents: Important for parents to provide input on goals for 2008 - 2009

January 7, 2008

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> (Parents - if your child is in CFISD - please go to the website or

your child's campus and see if they have a form for you to put your

input on. It is VERY important that they have comments and input for

goals for the district - from parents whose children are receiving

Special Education Services!!!!!!!!!!!! ~~~ M. Guppy)

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> The Cypress-Fairbanks I.S.D. Board of Trustees will hold its

annual goal-setting workshop on Saturday, February 23, 2008. To

gather input we have a form available in an open-ended form. Your

input is extremely valuable to the Board of Trustees as they develop

goal priorities for 2008-2009.

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> M. Guppy

I couldn't find a form online (send it to me if you find it please)

but the public hearing on goal-setting is Thurs, Jan 31, 7-9pm at

Francone Elem (11250 Rd). I say that all of us in CFISD show up

in force and ask what they propose to do about the growing autism

population and demand attention. I'd like a special campus...not

gonna happen...so a special class on each campus...? Again,...not

gonna happen. It's not expensive but they can't wrap their little

brains around it. It's easier to give special attention to sports and

GT and alternative campuses and ...oh never mind...I'm going off on a

tangent. I mean they have bilingual classes and a deaf ed campus at

Hancock and who know what other special pops are being catered

to...OK...I'm doing it again...but that's the sort of stuff we need

to present to them. There's probably enough of our kids at each

campus to fill a whole classroom.

January 8, 2008

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> anyway, you think we could bring our kids to the meeting? i'd be

willing to go if they'd let nolan in, too. i couldn't find the form

either.

Absolutely, why not? I don't have a babysitter and have to take my kids

almost everywhere I go. I think they NEED to see the need that we're

talking about. Although, we may not even get a chance to talk...that's

usually the way these ISD hearings go...from what I've heard. And then

they'd just think there's a bunch of unruly kids in the room.

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