Damaris
@nuggysmum.bsky.social
I’m an educated neurodivergent mum (with a M.A. in Disability Rehab, BA. Hist./ Gender studies/Psych) w/ an ASD son, I love my Cricut and crafting, music, karaoke, baking, being kind to others and try to live by example, making the world around me better.
Whelp Sweet Potato H’s buddies are already trying! But don’t worry, they figured out a plan to repay your school loans!
H.R.938 - To abolish the Department of Education and to provide funding directly to States.
Call your elected officials! We can’t let this happen!
www.usa.gov/elected-offi...
H.R.938 - To abolish the Department of Education and to provide funding directly to States.
Call your elected officials! We can’t let this happen!
www.usa.gov/elected-offi...
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November 26, 2024 at 1:00 PM
Whelp Sweet Potato H’s buddies are already trying! But don’t worry, they figured out a plan to repay your school loans!
H.R.938 - To abolish the Department of Education and to provide funding directly to States.
Call your elected officials! We can’t let this happen!
www.usa.gov/elected-offi...
H.R.938 - To abolish the Department of Education and to provide funding directly to States.
Call your elected officials! We can’t let this happen!
www.usa.gov/elected-offi...
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Donald Trump has threatened to abolish the Department of Education. He’s not likely to achieve that goal—but he can exert his will on American education in other ways, if he wants to, Lora Kelley writes in The Atlantic Daily.
Trump Wants to Have it Both Ways on Education
He says he wants to give power back to the states, but has also signaled his intention to align American schools with his own cultural agenda.
www.theatlantic.com
November 22, 2024 at 12:09 AM
Donald Trump has threatened to abolish the Department of Education. He’s not likely to achieve that goal—but he can exert his will on American education in other ways, if he wants to, Lora Kelley writes in The Atlantic Daily.
Today reminded me why Federal IEP protections are so important. No you cannot send home my kid because he’s mad he didn’t get to go outside and he’s sulking….he’s allowed to properly express his emotions, all autistics have them.
November 21, 2024 at 11:54 PM
Today reminded me why Federal IEP protections are so important. No you cannot send home my kid because he’s mad he didn’t get to go outside and he’s sulking….he’s allowed to properly express his emotions, all autistics have them.