Beverly High School

It's hard to say. My older son went to Beverly High School and was in the ladders program. He did very well with all of the supports that he received. He was able to get the help that he needed in order to succeed, in order to grasp concepts, and thrive and ultimately graduate. My younger son, who is a freshman and also has an IEP and require supports in order to thrive. Succeed and graduate is not getting any supports and main stream. He is unable to grasp the conceptual elements of an algebra problem where is the support and where is the person that is supposed to help him and break this down for him? Additionally, due to his disability being ADHD I believe that certain steps should be taken to revise the tardy policy. Beverly High School has the right to implement any policy they see fit. The policy that they have implemented is as follows three Tarde's equal an absence. Even if a child is succeeding, academically, and is receiving an ABut have been tardy to many times they will receive, what's  called an A/F ,meaning they pass the class, but essentially they failed it because of the taffy's. The disability act states that the child with a disability should be treated accordingly somebody with ADHD lacks executive functioning skills, organizational skills, time, management skills, etc pretty much it's like asking a child who requires the assistance of a wheelchair to go up the stairs. So far not so good with my youngest son. Make sure you think long and hard before you send your child to Beverly High School. If they are on an IEP and and and main stream classes, they will not receive much hope that I can tell you for certain.
Feb 16th, 2023

I had to stay for summer school and our teacher did not let us have our 2nd 5 min break very unhappy.
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