The class participated in the Pioneer School Sports League, which allows developmentally delayed students to compete against one another in interschool sports.
We do not track or place students in classes by ability groups, and all of our students, with the exception of those who are developmentally delayed and attend school until age 21, take International Baccalaureate (IB) English in Grades 11 and 12. Nearly all take IB math, and this year, for the first time, all are taking IB History of the Americas.
Her mother is a physical therapist for developmentally delayed children in Plainview.
"Such a decline can push whole groups of children into the developmentally delayed category".
Mrs. Smith, 29, is a special education teacher who works in Manhattan with developmentally delayed children in their homes.
Children adopted abroad "are usually developmentally delayed when they arrive," she has found in counseling the families of 2,100 children adopted in the last 11 years.
LENA's device had been used in academic research on language development and in interventions for hard-of-hearing, autistic, and developmentally delayed children.
Her 6-year-old son, Saed Lewis, who was born prematurely, is developmentally delayed and has a potentially fatal lung disease, bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
Mr. Moore is developmentally delayed, but the classification hurts him a little, perhaps because he is relatively high-functioning and independent.
Ms. Peralta has sickle cell anemia; Pedro, who was born premature at 24 weeks, is severely developmentally delayed.
The morning ended after brief testimony from Jennifer Callison, a special education teacher who praised Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's volunteer work in her "Best Buddies" class for developmentally delayed children.
