Re direction of ESE funds

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Below is the response and the inquiry I sent to my School Board member and my

two at large members. This is the only answer to date. I did respond and have

yet to get an answer.

I agree thet the ESE advisory council is a good vehicle for addressing this to

the District and the Board.

Steve

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Thank you for your e-mail. While this decision was made prior to my appointment

to the School Board,I am certainaly going to look at this issue if it comes up

again as I fully undersatnd your concerns,

P. Tynan, Esq.

School Board Member - District 2

School Board of Broward County

600 Southeast Third Avenue

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

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Dear School Board member,

You are my School Board member.

As the parent of an ESE student that has just come back into the public school

" system " after 7 years I find this disheartening.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB126274303415617219.html#printMode

Please advise how the Broward County School System plans to address ESE students

fairly after this re direction of funds. Let me assure each of you that after

hoping the IEP process has improved during our absence, it has not. Our son does

not receive a uniform or secure education without a great deal of effort and

expense on our part. Appropriate is by Florida definition, not mine.

This is NOT how ESE education is supposed to work.

Thank you,

Stewve Moyer

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> Has anyone gone on to see his Vlog? I think he should put us in his

schedule...

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> Regards,

> Darla Haskell

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> fruitcakes against Notter???

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> What do you think could happen if we gathered all the parents together from

all the special needs groups that we could and requested that the superintendant

meet with us so that we can explain that the funds received for our kids were

disbursted before all the needs were met...I mean wasn't that the stipulation

regarding using them for other reasons...and if we were a big group. How could

we be ignored and put off? Is there such a thing as a class action due

process....would be a big deal.

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> I liked the " one person is a fruitcake " on the s law site...

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> if you are in a school that is not parent-friendly, this is how

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> you might be perceived.

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> 1 person = A fruitcake

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> 2 people = A fruitcake and a friend

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> 3 people = Troublemakers

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> 5 people = " Let's have a meeting "

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> 10 people = " We'd better listen "

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> 25 people = " Our dear friends "

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> 50 people = A powerful organization "

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> If you collaborate with other parents and organizations, you can

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> make a difference. There is strength and power in numbers.

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> From www.wrightslaw. com

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> Not a good idea?

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> Regards,

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> Darla Haskell

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