Emily Malabey, President of ICAA, spoke in Jefferson City, Missouri’s capital, about her concerns over systematic discrimination against autistic children in public school schedules.
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anyone ever tell u that ur an agitator, malabey?
I can’t believe you are still on this. If the ICAA can’t get it done, no one will. So I’m helping ICAA get it done. THANK you guys for all youre doing.
Applauding you from way out West Ms Malabey and the ICAA! I hope you realize the dream.
ms malaby, you are doing the right thing for kids!! we know its not right whats goin on with them in schools around the nation. keep up the fight.
some people think the special needs kids need to be let out early. how can someone make it stop for their kids? mine are gettin out at different times.
I am a retired special education teacher. I tried to garner support for this issue for years. Where I was teaching, we had very little resources. I felt that I was needed by my students or I would have walked away from the job after being told to keep quiet about the problem. I stayed teaching for twenty five years. During that time, I told every parent and every friend and neighbor I could about this discrimination. I just don’t understand it. I will support the legislation as it gains national attention. I will be vocal and volunteer wherever you need me. I also want to say how brave this young lady is for speaking out. I’m glad your organization is around.
i can’t believe malabey is still on this! my daughter was getting only half days at school and then we changed schools. just thought that since she was special ed, she had to leave before her friends.
very good and gutsy. to the point, delivery method very effective. hopefully many people will take note and pay more attention to the facts concerning autism.
Your hair looks great! I love what you said! Amen!!!!!!! YOU ROCK!!!!!!