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Through Jazlin's Eyes
Patriot student uses eye gaze device to communicate
“My favorite thing at school is going to P.E. because I get to use my walker and exercise,” said Jazlin Otero, Patriot High School 9th-grader. 

Jazlin has cerebral palsy, which has affected her development in speech and mobility. With the assistance of a device controlled by her eye gaze, Jazlin communicates more effectively.
Every Lap Counts
100 Mile Club teaches students to set big goals
​Ryder Spencer hopes to run over 200 miles this school year, and he is well on his way to reaching his goal.

Ryder’s motivation to run is due to 100 Mile Club, a nationwide program that challenges students to run or walk 100 miles throughout the school year to increase physical fitness and practice goal-setting.
Learning with Dina
P.I.C.O. programs help children and their parents
“Principal Dina” is a 100-year-old puppet dinosaur who has been able to stay alive for so long because she follows five important rules: quiet hand up, eyes on the teacher, listening ears, hands to yourself, and walking feet. 

These rules are taught in Dinosaur School, a program held by Parent Involvement & Community Outreach (P.I.C.O.).
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