Thus started my 12 phone call, five day saga to make sure he had a bus to ride in. I made phone calls to the district he's attending, the district we live in and the county wide special needs district. Then I asked if he needed a booster, this gave the head of our district, who will be busing him, pause. After telling her that he was just a little guy, 38" and 34 pounds, she agreed he needed a booster and agreed to get him one even though 'It isn't on his IEP' Errgh, I just told her it wasn't surprising because there was no one there from the district, just from the other two districts!
Today we're going to an ice cream social - meet the teacher event at his school. I'm hoping the excitement of going to school will help him be a little less grumpy in the morning as we get up early to practice our before school routine. He naturally wakes up about 8 AM and he'll have to be clean, fed, clothed and in front of the house by 7:30!
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school!!! ARGH!! He is just a baby. He will have a good time though.
email me with your e-mail because I
can't find your e-mail right now.
WOW! What a big boy...riding the bus and going to school!! Way to go, Acer!
Love,
Monica
Let us know how Acer's first days of pre-school go! Ava loves pre-school and this is a big deal, because she was SO shy and scared at first. Is Acer attending a School for Blind Children or just a local preschool?
I can't believe you had so much trouble getting a bus! :( Why do simple things have to be made so difficult by school districts?
Acer, have fun on your first day!
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