EXCERPTS FROM SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES
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From
left to right standing: Lexi Marman, John Russo, Carrie
Selski. Sitting: Audrey Lang, Jim Siegfried
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"Everyone who was fortunate
enough to attend gained a valuable lesson in life and walked away
a better person for the experience. I have attended many assemblies
over the years, but none have been as successful in long term
effects on student behavior as yours."
Bruce Terry, principal,
Plaza Vista school.
"I felt that my class
of first graders developed an understanding of disabilities and
how people really are just like them even though they may look
different."
Teacher, Foxborough school.
"There is nothing like
REALITY. This was very powerful, interesting and extremely important
to all listeners."
Teacher, California Elementary
school.
"Thought provoking and
awesome, helped students develop empathy toward those with disabilities."
Teacher, Corona Fundamental
school
"It was inspiring and
most uplifting. The students enjoyed seeing the tools used as
well as the message. It was powerful for students to hear that
people with disablilities are just people. The students said that
the speakers were "SUPER" and it was a great "life"
lesson for all of us."
Teachers at Greentree elementary
school
"I think 'to believe
in yourself' was the most significant message because I have diabetes
and sometimes I think that my life is doomed to take shots and
blood test annoyingly forever. Thanks to you I know how to overcome
my fear."
Thanks, Adam
"The childrens
hearts and mine, too, were touched by your gentle, kind, and loving
spirit."
Ann Ritchie, 3rd grade
teacher, Hopkinsons school
"Thank you so much for
the great presentation. This was the second time that the DisAbility
Awareness Foundation appeared at our school. The students were
extremely engaged and attentive to your message. I, particularly,
like the way you handled delicate issues with dignity and respect.
Since we now have programs that support children with handicaps,
our boys and girls will know how to interact."
Tom Perrie, principal,
Culverdale school
"Your speakers were
very effective in presenting their message. The assembly was a
good experience for all of our children."
Chuck Prince, principal,
Trabuco Mesa School
"Thank you for coming
to our school. You all have a lot of courage to come and speak
with us. I am now thankful for everything I have. You're GREAT!!"
Nisa, student
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