Ever think that your ONE experience from your particular school (either good or bad), isn't actually enough information to judge the whole system by? This is my profession, and kids are only put in classrooms that they can be successful in, and if needed, given one-on-one support in these classrooms. Public schools CAN NOT say "we do not want to provide xyz." They are legally obligated to support the student or find them another placement. And that is based on experience in-the-system, not just one school. Teachers and staff care about their students and do everything they can for them. If their is a problem with a child not receiving the support he/she needs,, it is often parents refusing to accept the fact that their child needs services.

The idea of "separate but equal" was found not to be true. It is very beneficial for those children to be in mainstream classrooms. How are they supposed to learn to function in society, if they have been separated from it their whole life? Unless you want to put them in some kind of facility to keep them separate as adults, too.

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Hahaha probably not, she is a handful!

That sounds awesome! Just curious, How did you stop if you were superman style?

No way! I'm really close to you!

Nom Nom Nom

I missed dinner, sorry.

One hop this time

Yeah it does. Skin, maybe? I don't know if that is any better.

I am pretty sure Leia would know if she had another child, right? She is definitely not the kind of person that would just forget a child. (Also, I have seen all the movies, but I am definitely not a super-fan, so there is probably a lot of stuff I don't catch onto right away).

I personally feel like that is the obvious answer, so I am going to guess something like another occurrence like Anakin or maybe something like Obi-wan's granddaughter. HOWEVER, everything else in the movie is exactly like episode IV, so maybe this will be too and Kylo and Rey will be siblings.

I agree with you. However, I THINK people argue that English was never officially/legally made our "national language." Now that we have so many people that speak a multitude of languages, is English still the best choice?