The Miami Principal Who Tells Failing Kids the School Failed Them | Miami Autism Dad
Miami Autism Dad Victor Antunez interviews Barbie Rivera, Founder and Principal of H.E.L.P. Miami, an accredited K-12 micro-school, and author of Enough Is Enough! The conversation goes back to 1991, 10 days into the school year, when school teacher told Barbie her bright, bilin…
Miami Autism Dad Victor Antunez interviews Barbie Rivera, Founder and Principal of H.E.L.P. Miami, an accredited K-12 micro-school, and author of Enough Is Enough! The conversation goes back to 1991, 10 days into the school year, when school teacher told Barbie her bright, bilingual 6-year-old son Damon was “mentally handicapped” and would need a lifelong ADHD prescription to learn. Barbie disagreed. She pulled Damon out, started teaching him herself in 1992, and that one decision grew into the K-12 private school she runs today. …
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