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What Is The Difference Between Sped Visitors And Meetings
Good morning,
The following are the SpEd visitors and meetings for this week;

23rd- Marycarol Baker, the physical therapist will be in the building. Marycarol will see the following students; Pre-K referral for evaluation (IP), 2nd grade (MP and RC), 3rd grade (BF), and 6th grade (LF).

Future visitors and meetings;

First week of September- Speech pathologist, Rachel Robinson, will be out.

CSI meeting for Kindergarten scheduled for Sept. 8th at 2:30
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