[caption id="attachment_97819" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Great learning taking place: At the last Gilpin County School Board meeting first graders presented a reading of Aesop’s fable the
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Great learning taking place: At the last Gilpin County School Board meeting first graders presented a reading of Aesop’s fable the Fox and the Crow. PHOTOS BY CURT HALSTED[/caption]
Connor and his assistant Daizsa Caldwell work with his communication device, which is controlled by his eyes. He opens folders, selects words, phrases, letters or numbers by staring in the same spot until it “clicks”. Connor is a great example of how with a little extra effort kids with different abilities can learn and participate with their grade level.[/caption]
