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Dec 22, 2000 - Jan. 4, 2001
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Voices from the Community: My Life as Special EdBy Edward Nieto/PNS When I began school, I was put in a class with kids who also had similar troubles. I thought I was just extra smart because I was put in “Special” Education. Even more so because my name is Ed: get it, “Special Ed”? When I started school I got moved up a grade quicker than everyone else because there was no Special Education class in kindergarten. I was the youngest in the whole school, and no one wanted to hang with me at recess. I was not alone for long. I became friends with He-Man. Actually, I studied the cartoon to learn the ropes of life. I watched on TV how He-Man would fight someone, and then they always became friends afterwards. |
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