I had the pleasure of chatting with Vickie Amerine, where she shared her journey from being an advocate for her special needs daughter to becoming an educator who changed the school system in her district. I highly recommend that you listen to this episode, as Vickie’s story is truly inspiring.
When Vickie’s daughter was diagnosed with special needs, she quickly realized that she needed to become her daughter’s advocate. She had to learn how to navigate the complex world of special education, and it was a challenge to get her daughter the support she needed. But Vickie didn’t give up. She knew that her daughter deserved the best education possible, and she was determined to make it happen.
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