[nfbwatlk] Special Education Survey by OSPI-funded project

[Jedi]

Noel and Listers,

That's rather interesting that there seems to be no place for 
disability advocates to have their opionion heard. If anything, past 
recipients (especially recent ones like myself) would know as much (if 
not more) as anyone else about special education services and how they 
actually function in reality versus how they're supposed to function in 
theory. Should we fill them out anyway?


Original message:
> Some on this list may wish to take the linked survey as it may create 
> an opportunity to address the lack of Braille instruction.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ESD GP GCDE-INFO [mailto:GCDE-INFO at ESD.WA.GOV]
> Sent: Monday, February 09, 2009 8:31 AM
> To: GCDE-INFO at LISTSERV.WA.GOV
> Subject: FW: Parents Survey

> From: WiSe [mailto:W.i.S.e at theinitiative.ws]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2009 1:05 PM
> To: Colley, Denise
> Subject: Parents Survey

> Dear Colleagues,
> Please forward the following message to as many parents as possible.
> Thank You!
> W.i.S.e

> ATTENTION Parents and other caregivers of students receiving special 
> education services:
> The Special Education Support Center is surveying parents so that we 
> will be able to better address the needs of families of special 
> education students.  Please go to the link below and complete Survey 
> #2. It will only take a few minutes of your time.
> This information is needed by February 15, 2009
> Input from you is critical!
> Thank you,
> The Special Education Support Center Team
> http://www.specialeducationsupportcenter.org/families_caregivers/parentsurvey.html
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REspectfully,
Jedi

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