State BOE incumbent and District 2 candidate shares her priorities for special education in Alabama
“It’s important to me to know what each of my districts look like in terms of what children they’re serving. We may have some districts that only have a few children with special needs and or we may have others that have greater, more catastrophic needs.“
State Board of Education candidate Tracie West joins guest anchor and parent Brittany Alexander and AC anchor Alex Bimes to discuss her commitment to public education, her time on the Alabama BOE, the importance of being available to her constituents, and her priorities for special education.
Resources mentioned in broadcast:
www.alabamaachieves.org/state-board-of-education/
www.facebook.com/TracieWestForSchools
Alabama Care is partially supported by the Alabama Council on Developmental Disabilities (http://www.acdd.org/). The views expressed are not necessarily the views of these organizations.
From the beginning to long-term care The son or daughter can have a happy life…
Adapted sports provide a lifetime of benefits for young people with disabilities "Going out, working…
Walker unpacks use of negative terms related to disability "It's such a bad stigma that…
Huntsville nonprofit assists and speaks up for women with hidden disabilities "The cycle for these…
People with disabilities often grapple with the 'Catch 22' presented by self-sufficiency "Most of the…
Exercise provides significant benefits for people with disabilities "It (exercise) positively reinforces that positive attitude…