Alex2kMommy
<font color=purple>I'm going a little nutso myself
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On Alec: That makes sense. They test reading ability by having the kids read aloud, so I can see how that would be hard to test with Alec.Sorry - had to eat dinner....
The biggest concern right now is actually how he can communicate with the teachers so that they can understand that he is learning. The kindergarten skills are pretty easily identified by pointing, but once he gets into the intense reading it will be harder to identify.
Alecia is in 2nd grade.
I am losing a manager for about 8 months. He is having a pretty extensive surgery that will take about 2 months, with about a 6 month recovery.
Wow, a 6 month recovery? DH is still recovering from his knee surgery in December, and that has seemed like forever! I can't imagine a 6 month recovery. Poor guy. I hope it goes well for him.



I don't know for sure, I didn't want to pry.
I am very happy. We were floored in October. We had Alec's conference first, and his grades were awesome and all was great - then to get the news that Alecia was reading below level - we were shocked!!! The thing with her though is she will only do what is expected of her. Once we made clear to her that we expected better, she got better
. Same with her spelling. She missed a few on a test (ok, it was a pretest) , and we were pretty hard on her and made her study like mad. She has gotten 100%'s on the pretests ever since


