[ureout]

Originally Posted by dbussone

The silencing of Mr Klein is abominable, and an attack on our humanity. It reminds me of those who claim the holocaust did not happen. I will never understand the mindset of those plaintiffs who signed on to this suit. Do they have the heart to understand the implication of their actions?


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I had never heard about the law suit against the learning college and its to bad for those that have used the program....but.... all these instructors could still put in to the Rec. Dept for rooms at any of the Rec Centers and start their own classes and do as hundreds of villagers do "donate" their time and expertise

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by ureout

I had never heard about the law suit against the learning college and its to bad for those that have used the program....but.... all these instructors could still put in to the Rec. Dept for rooms at any of the Rec Centers and start their own classes and do as hundreds of villagers do "donate" their time and expertise

Love your positive attitude.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by ureout

I had never heard about the law suit against the learning college and its to bad for those that have used the program....but.... all these instructors could still put in to the Rec. Dept for rooms at any of the Rec Centers and start their own classes and do as hundreds of villagers do "donate" their time and expertise

YOU are very right. A door is closed, open a few windows. We didn't get this old without being very resourceful...

[graciegirl]

Many of the art classes are small, twenty or less and I have taken lessons in one of my instructors home and paid her. She would have eight or nine at a time.

Where there is a will, there is a way.

[pbkmaine]

Since we are exploring options, and we have people experienced with disability requirements reading, what WOULD be required of people offering classes in their homes?