I was flipping through the channels today and I came across the public access channel for the local public school district. It gave a list of the honors students in each of the area high schools, giving the students' names and schools. A couple of the kids were listed as being enrolled in a special education program at one of the schools.
Now, I know that "special ed" encompasses many different kinds of people, from deaf to emotionally impaired to learning disabled to people learning english as a second language. And I know that some kids are partially mainstreamed -- that is, they go to some "regular" classes.
But how do you have honors in special education? It seems like they'd just list the "special" honors kids with the "regular" honors kids, especially if they earn the designation by taking upper-level classes.
Thanks for your answers.
2007-05-31
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