Re: need an intervener?

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Sally,

Don't tell her that Tree is BIG earthquake country <G> A

couple months ago they had over 200 quakes in less than a week..

most couldn't be felt but there was a couple fair to middlin ones.

Anyway, think she'd be interested in visiting No CA this summer for

our CHARGE Weekend ??? I'm about a 12 hr drive north of

Tree.. Hopes she likes hot weather.. it is desert down there.. it's

pretty tho.

From someone who lives in 'quake' country too.. we average 3-5 a

day thankfully can only feel one about once every two months..

Casey

Mom to Dawn 21 HH, Ken 10 ADHD, 7 CHARGE

ICQ 728514 AIM ZeeCasey

CHARGE Web Page:

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1220

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Hi Sally,

I live in Southern California and I would like to know more about this

1:1 paraprofessional for combined vision and hearing loss. I need more

information about this. I didn't even know we could ask for such a thing in

the IEP. I know we may ask for stuff in the IEP, my problem is I don't know

what to ask for.

I appreciate all the information and help.

Kim

mom to Beth

Los Angeles

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>Reply-To: CHARGEonelist

>To: CHARGEonelist

>Subject: need an intervener?

>Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2000 13:18:49 -0500

>

>Hi everyone, One of our best school Interveners is moving to southern

>California at the end of the school year. She has asked me for contact

>information in California because she would love to continue working with

>kids who have a combined vision and hearing loss. I think I have seen a

>few families from that area on this listserve. Do your children have a

>combined vision and hearing loss and is a 1:1 paraprofessional written in

>their IEP? Let me know and I will be happy to exchange information or give

>you her contact information. Sorry, I do not know where in So.

>California, but will try to nail down when I see her tonight.

>

>Sally(, 18)

>

>

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[Guest guest]

A one on one aide or para is very commonly used with inclusion programs,

where the child is placed in the regular classroom. Any child who

cannot function without that kind of support is eligible. But the

inclination of many schools is to place children " like that " in

self-contained classrooms where there will be several aides and one

teacher. I would fight for inclusion.

Tim Hartshorne, father of who has been included since Kindergarten

and is now in 5th grade.

M Thorngren wrote:

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>

>

> Hi Sally,

> I live in Southern California and I would like to know more about this

> 1:1 paraprofessional for combined vision and hearing loss. I need more

> information about this. I didn't even know we could ask for such a thing in

> the IEP. I know we may ask for stuff in the IEP, my problem is I don't know

> what to ask for.

> I appreciate all the information and help.

>

> Kim

> mom to Beth

> Los Angeles

>

> >

> >Reply-To: CHARGEonelist

> >To: CHARGEonelist

> >Subject: need an intervener?

> >Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2000 13:18:49 -0500

> >

> >Hi everyone, One of our best school Interveners is moving to southern

> >California at the end of the school year. She has asked me for contact

> >information in California because she would love to continue working with

> >kids who have a combined vision and hearing loss. I think I have seen a

> >few families from that area on this listserve. Do your children have a

> >combined vision and hearing loss and is a 1:1 paraprofessional written in

> >their IEP? Let me know and I will be happy to exchange information or give

> >you her contact information. Sorry, I do not know where in So.

> >California, but will try to nail down when I see her tonight.

> >

> >Sally(, 18)

> >

> >

>

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