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My son's success shows why private school IEP mandates are misguided - NextSteps: Step Up For Students
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My son's success shows why private school IEP mandates are misguided - NextSteps: Step Up For Students
Keith Jacobs II, affectionately called “Deuce,” with his parents, Keith and Xonjenese Jacobs. Photos courtesy of the Jacobs family When our son Keith — affectionately known as “Deuce” — was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder at age 3, we were told he might never speak beyond echolalia (the automatic repetition of words or phrases). Until age 5, echolalia was all we heard. But Deuce found his voice, and with it, a unique way of seeing the …
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