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Ms. Little's Classroom

  • A Philip Randolph Elementary School
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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Educating students with Autism can be a complex yet awarding experience. It involves intense preparation to address students behavioral, developmental, and academic needs. We have the opportunity to work with seven AMAZING 3rd-5th grade students that fall on the Autism spectrum. All of them are unique and come to school with knowledge and skills that influence our classroom. These students are growing everyday by exhibiting a great deal of strength and resilience.

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Educating students with Autism can be a complex yet awarding experience. It involves intense preparation to address students behavioral, developmental, and academic needs. We have the opportunity to work with seven AMAZING 3rd-5th grade students that fall on the Autism spectrum. All of them are unique and come to school with knowledge and skills that influence our classroom. These students are growing everyday by exhibiting a great deal of strength and resilience.

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