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    Yay no more speech therapy!
    #238304 05/11/17 04:50 PM
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    My 11 year old is finishing his 6th grade in a new middle school, and not only are the accelerated classrooms completely perfect for him but he no longer has speech therapy smile Yay! We are still dealing with Dysgraphia and Motor Apraxia but I'm thrilled at how well he is done. It definitely seems like Middle School has been much easier for him. Anyone else have a kid like this?

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    Re: Yay no more speech therapy!
    Cola #238305 05/11/17 07:27 PM
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    Yes middle school was easier for my 2e son in some ways....other ways it was harder. But it was the beginning of good things to come and now as a junior with a couple of weeks to go in and hi school year I just beam at how far he has come.

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