Re: Jarrod's latest endeavor...Political or personal?

[Guest guest]

He's a wise young man ahead of his time. Wonderful idea in " my "

humble opinion. We've talked about his great skills before in this

area and evidently he's ready to educate his peers, present and

future.

Give him a " high five " for me, he's the best.

> Hi all,

> My son came to me tonight and asked if he could hold an assembly at

the middle school. It seems that he has asked and decided to have an

assembly informing his fellow middle-schoolers about his dwarfism.

He wants 7th and 8th graders there first so he can address the grades

that are above him and his future high school peers.

>

> I swear this is the most inovative and best idea I have ever

heard. He tried this out on my students last year (second grade) and

was a huge hit with them.

>

> His thought now is that he is entering high school soon and if he

reaches them ahead of time it will bode better for him in the long

run. I love the thought behind it. ly, I think this kid has

the best mind and attitude of anyone I ever met.

>

> What are the collective thoughts on this?

> Willow

>

>

[Guest guest]

As former VP of PR I was head of the Community Outreach Program and I've

gone to schools addressing dwarfism and tolerance. I would be more than

happy to be a sounding board for Jarrod and share some of my experience with

him. I think this is awesome and wish him all the best!

Barbara Spiegel

Jarrod's latest endeavor...Political or personal?

> Hi all,

> My son came to me tonight and asked if he could hold an assembly at the

middle school. It seems that he has asked and decided to have an assembly

informing his fellow middle-schoolers about his dwarfism. He wants 7th and

8th graders there first so he can address the grades that are above him and

his future high school peers.

>

> I swear this is the most inovative and best idea I have ever heard. He

tried this out on my students last year (second grade) and was a huge hit

with them.

>

> His thought now is that he is entering high school soon and if he reaches

them ahead of time it will bode better for him in the long run. I love the

thought behind it. ly, I think this kid has the best mind and attitude

of anyone I ever met.

>

> What are the collective thoughts on this?

> Willow

>

>

[Guest guest]

You go Jerrod!!!

Danette Baker

Spokane, WA

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-- Jarrod's latest endeavor...Political or personal?

Hi all,

My son came to me tonight and asked if he could hold an assembly at the

middle school. It seems that he has asked and decided to have an assembly

informing his fellow middle-schoolers about his dwarfism. He wants 7th and

8th graders there first so he can address the grades that are above him and

his future high school peers.

I swear this is the most inovative and best idea I have ever heard. He

tried this out on my students last year (second grade) and was a huge hit

with them.

His thought now is that he is entering high school soon and if he reaches

them ahead of time it will bode better for him in the long run. I love the

thought behind it. ly, I think this kid has the best mind and attitude

of anyone I ever met.

What are the collective thoughts on this?

Willow

[Guest guest]

Willow,

Wow..I know you are very proud of your son as you should be! Yes, I

support the idea of having an assembly at your son's school. My folks had

one for me and my brother and it really was great! It wonderful that your

son has taken the innitive (sp?) and I believe you should support him

100% Let us know how it goes!!

Sara Willis

sarabethwillis@...

***Always be true to your heart !!!!***

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 18:39:25 -0800 " Maycie "

<willow.snow@...> writes:

> Hi all,

> My son came to me tonight and asked if he could hold an assembly at

> the middle school. It seems that he has asked and decided to have

> an assembly informing his fellow middle-schoolers about his

> dwarfism. He wants 7th and 8th graders there first so he can

> address the grades that are above him and his future high school

> peers.

>

> I swear this is the most inovative and best idea I have ever heard.

> He tried this out on my students last year (second grade) and was a

> huge hit with them.

>

> His thought now is that he is entering high school soon and if he

> reaches them ahead of time it will bode better for him in the long

> run. I love the thought behind it. ly, I think this kid has

> the best mind and attitude of anyone I ever met.

>

> What are the collective thoughts on this?

> Willow

>

>