Post by Carley on Sept 16, 2015 10:36:17 GMT -8
Name: McIntyre, Chelsea T.
DOB: 2/29/1996
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Student previously lived with parents in Taos, off-grid. No formal education. Currently being raised by grandmother.
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Approximate reading level: Sounds out words, familiar with alphabet
Approximate math level: Capable of counting, basic addition, subtraction
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Chelsea interacts well with her peers and enjoys imaginative play. Grandmother implies she is not well socialized. Student was witnessed removing shoes, shirt, and pants, and had to be pulled aside to be told that she must keep her clothing on while she is at school.
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...creative, independent, highly imaginative...pretending that she turned into a cat on the playground...capable of engaging peers, including several children who have latched on to her game and insist that she can turn into animals.
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Grandmother is impressed at progress as of last week's IEP. Chelsea is reading near grade level.
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Student found crying in corner of lunch room during second period, disoriented, no shirt. Claims responsibility for assault on other student in social studies class, claims she wanted to "turn into an elephant and stomp on her stupid head." Grandmother came to pick her up.
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...talented essay writer with a gripping, convincing tone. Chelsea's last two in-class essays reflect a solid understanding of five-paragraph format and an above-average reading comprehension level...
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[from Sandia High School newspaper, 2012, "Sandia Students Take Home English Expo Medals"] ...Chelsea McIntyre: 2nd Place, Short Story (fiction); 1st Place, Poetry...
DOB: 2/29/1996
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Student previously lived with parents in Taos, off-grid. No formal education. Currently being raised by grandmother.
[...]
Approximate reading level: Sounds out words, familiar with alphabet
Approximate math level: Capable of counting, basic addition, subtraction
[...]
Chelsea interacts well with her peers and enjoys imaginative play. Grandmother implies she is not well socialized. Student was witnessed removing shoes, shirt, and pants, and had to be pulled aside to be told that she must keep her clothing on while she is at school.
[...]
...creative, independent, highly imaginative...pretending that she turned into a cat on the playground...capable of engaging peers, including several children who have latched on to her game and insist that she can turn into animals.
[...]
Grandmother is impressed at progress as of last week's IEP. Chelsea is reading near grade level.
[...]
Student found crying in corner of lunch room during second period, disoriented, no shirt. Claims responsibility for assault on other student in social studies class, claims she wanted to "turn into an elephant and stomp on her stupid head." Grandmother came to pick her up.
[...]
...talented essay writer with a gripping, convincing tone. Chelsea's last two in-class essays reflect a solid understanding of five-paragraph format and an above-average reading comprehension level...
[...]
[from Sandia High School newspaper, 2012, "Sandia Students Take Home English Expo Medals"] ...Chelsea McIntyre: 2nd Place, Short Story (fiction); 1st Place, Poetry...