Find her work again tonight (the meeting is at Huron High School, by the way):
https://annarbivore.wordpress.com/
Bookmark it!
2. Congratulations to Scott Westerman, for getting the Ann Arbor Preschool named after him. Dr. Westerman was Superintendent of the Ann Arbor Public Schools for many years and has stayed active in the community. (Yes, even now! He's still on the AAPS Blue Ribbon Advisory Group.)
3. Regarding the rumor that TAs might be outsourced, the school district would like to put that rumor to rest. Here's a comment from David Comsa, the Deputy Superintendent for Human Resources and Legal Services:
There is no chance of AAPS outsourcing teaching assistants. First, the district is actively bargaining with the Paraeducator unit, which includes teaching assistants. Second, state case law considers most teaching assistants to be protected from outsourcing.4. Lieutenant Governor Brian Calley has been doing a lot of work on the needs of kids who qualify for special education services in this state.
He has had meetings around the state, and now he has got a survey going, and he's hoping for a better response.
Find the survey at michigan.gov/calley.
I think most parents who have kids with special education needs have been impressed by Lt. Gov. Calley's work on this issue, so...help him out!
5. Need shots? The Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools is offering free immunizations:
Student Immunization Clinics
Walk-ins available from 9 am - 1 pm
July 29th, 30th & August 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th
RAHS - Scarlett Middle School
You do not need to be a registered student at these schools to receive services. RAHS accepts insured and uninsured patients, regardless of ability to pay.
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| Washtenaw County Public Health staff bringing in polio vaccines. In the 1950s. From Old News at the Ann Arbor District Library. |
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