Okay, I guess that title is a bit over the top. But I certainly can sympathize with the family featured in the article “Educational Challenge: Parents want flexibility for gifted son, but district says it’s sticking to policy” which appeared over the weekend in the Denton-Record Chronicle (Denton, Texas). It’s the kind of story you [...]
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