#learning-disabilities

#learning-disabilities

Rylie's teacher raved about her work ethic and overall educational acumen. Rylie clearly had the drive and the tools, yet her reading marks were low.

Terry, a long-time volunteer, expressed deep distress over the impending closure, stating, "If this place closes I won't be doing anything again; it makes me upset."

"We know it takes a city to raise a child, and our administration understands that investing in our children's education is investing in the future of our city."

Virtual schooling offers a transformative platform, particularly for students with disabilities, allowing for a controlled learning environment that minimizes distractions.

"I feel happy with making the plaques," says Lindezey. "I roll the clay on to the mould, paint it white, then I put the letters on it. I like showing them in exhibitions, in Blackburn and London." His enthusiasm for the creative process and sharing his work reflects the deep connection he has with his memories expressed through art.