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A blog to help parents access the school system, particularly in Hamilton Ontario and to share resources of interest to those who hope all young people achieve their potential. I hope that,quoting a book review of Abraham Lincoln: "People who like this sort of thing will find this the sort of thing they like".
About Me
- Judith Bishop
- Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- I am a long-serving trustee with the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board, with a background and interest in social policy and a passion for children. I am also a mother and grandmother My concern is to see that all students achieve their potential, including those needing special education, learning English as another language,and having social and emotional difficulties. So I recognize that the school system needs support to do its job and strongly support early learning and child development services. This involves engagement with parents, and collaboration with the community. A long term goal is to see integrated children's services for all children.
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