We are so PROUD of Zachary he completed his year of full day Kindergarten with great success! Next year, he will not require any IEP services; however, he will have a 504 plan in place, which will allow Zachary to have accommodations in the classroom. Once again, Zachary was fortunate to have an excellent Kindergarten teacher. He also had a wonderful reading teacher. Overall, we had a fantastic team of people. Yesterday Isabella and I spent the day in the classroom and I was amazed by how many people at Zachary's school truly love my children. Each of these people wanted their photo taken with my children and gave my children small gifts. Mrs. Cichy gave both Zachary and Isabella a gift after school and then she hugged Zachary and told him that he was her "most successful student this year and she was very proud of his achievements". Zachary just beamed! His reading teacher, Miss. Brown, also hugged Zachary and gave him a special book with a message inside. Then we went into the office to check out, and Miss. Judy, the Principal's Secretary, gave Zachary and Isabella a gift and wanted to take their photo so she could send it to Zachary's previous Principal Ms. Ferris, who now lives in Boston. She told me that every time she talks to Ms. Ferris she always inquires about Zachary and Isabella. Two years ago, she really helped Kirk and I out and she truly did what was in Zachary's best interest and clearly now it was successful. We miss Audrey, but we have the opportunity to exchange e-mails with her. Finally, when we walked out the door Zachary's previous preschool bus driver named Michelle also gave both kids a small gift and hug. Here are some of photos of these wonderful people, who have truly touched our lives. I believe that Zachary, once again, has been blessed with a wonderful team both at school and in the private sector. A HUGE THANK YOU FROM THE WALKER FAMILY!!!! By the way, Mrs. Cichy here is a message from Zachary.... Hi Mrs. Cichy I miss you thank you for making me a good writer. I hope you like my pictures on my blog. Love, Zachary
