What kind of club can I start in high school for kids with disability.?
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a club for challenged kids.\nWhat a wonderful idea.  My daughter in law in Florida is a teacher for\nchildren with disabilities.\nGet a club together from the students who would like to help, quite possibly some teachers would like to get involved. \nMy twin brother, had been in a wheelchair all his life. He cannot even feed himself.  However, because of the way we treated him, never as handicapped, and the teacher would come home to teach him............\nHe is smarter than me......Pays more attention, because he cannot walk fast, run etc.....the electric wheelchair I purchased for him......That was his freedom!!    He flys to Florida etc, my son's pick him up.\nIf your question is still on line, I will be speaking with my daughter in law and maybe I can give you more ideas.\nWhen we help them to help themselves, and give them hope..It's great!!\nYou are certainly one VIP in this world!!!!\nLater I hope to get back to you.
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Have a look on the clubs websites.\n\nhttp://www.manutd.com/home/default.sps
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The school has a speech therapist.  My daughter has a language disability and takes speech therapy at school.  It is free of charge and they are trained professionals that can help you.  The school must test and provide this to you under the "no child left behind act".  Don't let this bother you.  No 2 people are the same.  We all talk different, look different and learn different.  The people that treat you as if you are of lower intelligence ..well lets just say that is there disability.  Stand up for yourself and show them what you know when they try to give you extra help.  Show them you are not afraid and how smart you are.
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I would try the school. They should have given you a parental rights book when he was enrolled in the program. I lived there in Oklahoma previously, my brother went to Putnam City High school. They had a good program also, but I know you live in Norman. But check with the school and find out what programs they offer for special education. They should tailor the program to fit his needs.
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Contact the dept of Human Services in your county and register with disability services..they may be able to help you with tuition and books, etc. However, if the school is not acccreditted..meaning they don't take fin. aid, they may not help. If they take fin aid..apply for it. Some schools have scholarships based on your degree and GPA.
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A book club\nA bowling team\nA cooking club\nChurch groups\nA health club or gym
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Why not contact a local youth group in your area, maybe one that deals with children from disadvantaged backgrounds and see if there are any programs they have that you could become involved in.\n\nOr maybe look into becoming a scouts leader
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I had a friend win one from a teen club. But, sometimes colleges go to schools. Or you can sign up to enter into one. If lucky they pick you. For more information ask your school
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What ages ??\n \nWe have a "Inner Beauty" club for middle school girls (grades 6-8) and a "Men's Club" for the boys there.  The IB focuses on good self-esteem, etc., for the girls, and the MC focuses on being good mentors to younger students in the elementary grades, going over there 1X/wk to help with reading, etc. , and setting a good example.
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contact the school they should have an office of disabilities (schools vary in the name of the dept thats what my school calls it) for the college he is or will be attending they should be able to recomend a model that other students have found worked well int hat particular class.\n\nthe school may be closed until tuesday for the weekend - many colleges do not open on fridays in the summer.\n\ngoodluck!!
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I would contact VESID OR ANY PLACE THAT DEALS WITH DISABILITIES .THERE ARE LOTS OF FREE PROGRAMS.YOUR DOCTOR SHOULD KNOW THAT
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your high school should have information on that. maybe your school offers a course.
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Just follow your counselor's lead.  The Americans with Disabilities Act is an important act.  Learn it for your own benefit!  Good luck!
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If you're looking to start a youth club look at http://www.usyouthsoccer.org/
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Yahoo Groups has good home school groups that can direct you to activities, co-ops, and such. Also search around the internet for any places that offer special programs for home schoolers such as martial arts school (www.chimera-maa.com), YMCAs, and others.\n\nMost likely the Yahoo Groups will be your best place to get started with networking and finding out who and what is out there.
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You should be able to, but here are the official Boy's High School rules:\nhttp://www.uslacrosse.org/the_sport/boys_rules.phtml\n\nCheck out section #2, about equipment.
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if your sun is deaf go to local school district and ask for parrent programs they should start working with you to be ready for school if they dont addresss next school bourd meeting and insist on someone getting you the help