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  • Orozco Academy
  • Chicago, IL
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households

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My students are all African-American with disabilities. They attend a public school, but receive Special Education for all of their core courses. They interact with the General Education students only for their "specials" such as gym, music, library, and art. I have students who are non-verbal. I have others that read, but only at a level that is best described as basic. We have one computer that works in my class. They love technology but lack the exposure they need to various forms of technology.

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My students are all African-American with disabilities. They attend a public school, but receive Special Education for all of their core courses. They interact with the General Education students only for their "specials" such as gym, music, library, and art. I have students who are non-verbal. I have others that read, but only at a level that is best described as basic. We have one computer that works in my class. They love technology but lack the exposure they need to various forms of technology.

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