The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

WINGSPAN
The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

WINGSPAN
The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

WINGSPAN
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Senior Richard McNamara believes the school's Disability Awareness Week is a way to encourage others to be friendly towards those dealing with disabilities.

[Photo] Richard McNamara

Rahmin Jawaid, Staff Reporter
December 3, 2015
“The only way we will be able to develop ourselves as humankind is by recognizing each other’s differences and making sure it’s all okay,” Best Buddies president Rylee McHenry said. Signing a poster in the cafeteria that urges people to not dismiss the abilities of others, McHenry is a leading proponent of the school's White Ribbon Week.

[Photo] Rylee McHenry

December 3, 2015
“I have been doing Disability Awareness week here for eight years and what’s really cool to me is that I have seen Liberty become more inclusive every year,” Transition Specialist and Vocational Adjustment Coordinator Julia Chalker said.

[Photo] Julia Chalker

Rahmin Jawaid, Staff Reporter
December 3, 2015
“The only way we will be able to develop ourselves as humankind is by recognizing each other’s differences and making sure it’s all okay,” Best Buddies president Rylee McHenry said. Signing a poster in the cafeteria that urges people to not dismiss the abilities of others, McHenry is a leading proponent of the school's White Ribbon Week.

Senior Richard McNamara believes the school's Disability Awareness Week is a way to encourage others to be friendly towards those dealing with disabilities.

“I have been doing Disability Awareness week here for eight years and what’s really cool to me is that I have seen Liberty become more inclusive every year,” Transition Specialist and Vocational Adjustment Coordinator Julia Chalker said.

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