South Amboy Elementary Schools: Case Study

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Education: Benny continues to attend South Amboy Elementary School in South Amboy. He is currently in the third grade regular education. When Benny was first placed in the Rodriguez home. He was not enrolled in school when he resides with his biological parents. Benny struggle with writing and did not have the opportunity to develop healthy peer relationships because this youth’s mother reported that she “home schooled him” without the approval of the school district they resided in. Since Benny has been enrolled into the South Amboy Elementary School his academic progress has improved but he is still below average for his grade level. Mrs. Rodriguez has requested for Benny to be evaluated by South Amboy Special Service. CM will follow up with

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