The article in section B, page 49, reports on the opening of a Special Ed Class within a mainstream setting in Williamsburg
The UJO initiated the establishment of a Special Ed class in mainstream schools for girls 7-9 years old. The B'Lev Echod (With One Heart) class started for the new school year. It's the first time that such a class is established in Williamsburg, and it's a major relief for parents and children depending on assistance in their academics. It offers them an opportunity to obtain the services in a mainstream environment, with the goal to join regular class as much and as soon as possible.
The article lauds: Rabbi Naftuli Weiss, of the Jewish Center for Special Education for being the driving force behind the establishment of the class; Pupa Yeshiva, for providing space for the class room; and Mrs. Makly Herman, UJO Special Education Coordinator, for investing all her efforts to make this class a reality.
The UJO initiated the establishment of a Special Ed class in mainstream schools for girls 7-9 years old. The B'Lev Echod (With One Heart) class started for the new school year. It's the first time that such a class is established in Williamsburg, and it's a major relief for parents and children depending on assistance in their academics. It offers them an opportunity to obtain the services in a mainstream environment, with the goal to join regular class as much and as soon as possible.
The article lauds: Rabbi Naftuli Weiss, of the Jewish Center for Special Education for being the driving force behind the establishment of the class; Pupa Yeshiva, for providing space for the class room; and Mrs. Makly Herman, UJO Special Education Coordinator, for investing all her efforts to make this class a reality.
In tow accompanying ads, Rabbi Niederman, UJO Executive Director, thanks Rabbi Weiss and the Pupa Yeshiva for their assistance to help these kids succeed in their education.
