My husband is coming home early to watch my boys so I can come.  Just a heads up...I can't remember if I shared this last week.  I called the Regional ADA Center and the Southern Indiana Center for Independent Living and was told that the school does not have to provide an automatic door, but an individual with disabilites must be albe to operate it independently, (which Id oubth is the case fro any of the existing exterior d oors).  Interior doors have a maximum pound rate of pressure that must need to be exerted to open it.  Wer can ask if they believe they are meeting federal and state codes and as "for their help" in making our school more accessible to both students and others in the community with disabilities.  I thought we might ask if we could form a committee to monitor accessibility in an ongoing way with the mission of gradually increasing accessibility to both physical features of the building itself and in terms of universal design practices that allow programs and curriculum to be more accessible to all users of the school. 

See you later,

Ronda

Misty wrote:

Just wondering if you two were still planning on being at the meeting with Mr. Bush tomorrow at 4:00.....

---Misty