Laura Nipper

[Laura Nipper @LauraNipper3]

@AmySloa43823477 @EducationLaw2 You are right Amy. They are allowed to advocate as long as they are still following school rules and not causing a disruption. @EducationLaw2 #educationlaw2

[Laura Nipper @LauraNipper3]

@BrockKatey @EducationLaw2 You are right Katey. It seems like there's a thin line between allowing students to advocate, while also making sure that they are following school rules. @EducationLaw2 #educationlaw2

[Laura Nipper @LauraNipper3]

@ambersheff @EducationLaw2 I am sure they are intelligent enough to follow a set curriculum. Do you think that you would be able to learn new curriculum to teach all subjects for a new grade level each year?

[Laura Nipper @LauraNipper3]

@3Rachel3King3 @Annette60687639 @EducationLaw2 I agree with you Rachel. As teachers we need to make sure that every child has the opportunity to get an education, no matter the differences they may have. @EducationLaw2 #educationlaw2

[Laura Nipper @LauraNipper3]

@GroceKooper @EducationLaw2 I agree with you Kooper! Having a disability doesn't mean that you should be excluded from anything. As teachers we do need to meet children where they are at. @EducationLaw2 #educationlaw2

[Laura Nipper @LauraNipper3]

@AmySloa43823477 @EducationLaw2 That is a good point Amy. I guess it depends on how committed the parents are. 🤷‍♀️ @EducationLaw2 #education2law

[Laura Nipper @LauraNipper3]

@KatieWa77518755 @EducationLaw2 I agree with you Katie. Even if they are certified the chances of them being certified in all subjects and grade levels is unlikely. @EducationLaw2 #educationlaw2