Everyone's doing great! I've been a bit curious about Joshua's math work because it sounds from his description that he's getting all the concepts, but then the test scores aren't coming back great. It sounds like the tests are extra hard and that he is getting all the main concepts, so I don't need to 'worry' about that. Spelling and punctuation are the things he needs to work on the most, and Ben and I totally agreed with that. Today he was excited because his clip was on 'black'. They have a behavior chart, and this year it changed a bit. Everyone starts on blue and you can go up to pink and orange if you're doing an especially good job. At the beginning of the school year there was some discussion about getting to the black part, which is really just the sign header, and if it was really a part or not. Well, he's gotten to orange several times but today he got to black! So that's a thing now. He's also in a peer-to-peer group with an autistic classmate and really enjoying it. I mean, they play games and have a lot of fun so I'm not surprised.
Isaac's teacher sees him twice a day (homeroom and science). She only had nice things to say about him too, although had a limited perspective. Well, we aren't really worried. She also works at Scrapyard, so we finished with several minutes about how we love the community that's there.
We ran into Jason, one of the...helpers?...as we were leaving. (I'm not sure what his title is. Parapro? Permanent substitute? He seems to just be all over the school, but I think he has a specific thing he does.) Anyway, he was able to give a bit more insight on Isaac's lunch and recess activities and it was actually really positive. Isaac has always been a bit of a loner, although the last few years he made a few better friends. This year it sounds like he's branching out even more and...playing soccer! So while he might not have a best friend, he has friends.
I think I'm going to go to bed early tonight. Everyone else is already asleep. My book is pretty good, so hopefully I'll be able to read a bit extra. Or...I'll just fall asleep. That's more likely.
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