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Shared an experience on the schools website and it was taken down because the administration at the school took it personal against themselves and her staff instead of being accountable regarding the message being sent. The yearbook clearly does not support inclusion based on how the special needs classes were displayed in the yearbook. They were put in the very back of the book, with no indication of what grade any of the children were in, only the teachers name at the top of the group of students and roughly six pictures of random students on the following page, then that is it, end of book. The rest of the yearbook is as expected all classes, included remote students were presented properly, with their classes, many pictures of extracurricular activities and events and all students clearly presented with the grade they were in. This type of incident does NOT support inclusion, nor does it support IDEA. These children will look back on this book and say, why did that happen? I feel it should have been addressed prior to publication and these children deserve better.

Absolutely love Henning elementary. The staff and teachers are extremely helpful and love all the kids. My son is special needs and he made huge progress. He went to Silvercreek elementary and now Henning Elementary and again the staff is amazing. This school district is the best in Madison County hands down. People from all over the state move here just for the school district. I highly recommend if you want the best education for your child. Note: My older son graduated Triad with honors and scholarship engineering in college. They did amazing job with him as well.Sincerely, Stephen B.

St. Paul Lutheran School This is a great place to learn. Test scores are among the highest in the state. The most important part of about the education at this school is learning about the love of Jesus Christ.