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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
Depends on the kid. One of my girls has special needs, and I just found out today that she will have to follow the district protocol (whereas other kids with disabilities will be allowed to attend in class four days per week), which likely means three days of online instruction at best each week (and potentially five if cases stay where they're at).
She's had a para with her from K-2, and has issues with vision, gross motor, fine motor skills, and attentiveness. They are going to try to administer services to her virtually, which I think is an absolute fool's errand. Both my wife and I work and neither one of us are trained in special education. I honestly don't know how we're going to do it. I'm trying desperately to find someone with a SpEd background to come into the house on the days when they'll have virtual instruction, but that is going to be both incredibly difficult to find and expensive.
Honestly, it's a nightmare.
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If you pay well and want to fly me out, I could do it for you. I work adults with special needs now, but my passion has always been helping younger kiddos with special needs.
I'm joking about flying me out, but that truly is my passion.
I hope you find the right person.