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Shoveit4Ks10,000+ posts

I have a niece playing D1 softball and she has accommodations as a result of a brain tumor removal when she was 4. She is on on heavy anti-seizure meds & needs more time to process certain things but is otherwise completely "normal" if you will. What a story! My wife is a 20 year Special Ed teacher and now a SSA, or Special Services Administrator (assist principal) and she deals with this all the time. At her school they prepare their students for college and their goal is to keep them in the classroom and learning with gen ed students. Great advice above and glad to hear about his talents on the field and opportunities in college.

1/13/177:58 AM

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