Kaloi stressed the importance of keeping students with learning disabilities at the same performance level as other students, as well as keeping parents informed of classroom activity. She stated that these students need to be tested fairly, and on the same scale as other students so that they are college and career ready upon leaving high school. Watch her full speech to the committee above, or to read a transcript of her speech over at NCLD.org.

Published On: November 22, 2011
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