"We continued doing all the great stuff that makes up for a preschool year, while juggling the demands and needs of our most challenging students. When they finally got some help, the revolving door of therapists caused disruptions to our classroom learning and routine. Still, we accommodated everyone with a smile, happy that these children were finally receiving support. We were in a good place. We were seeing progress. We were proud of our efforts to help all the children in our classroom succeed. Pesach approached, and we pulled it off, with special projects and preparations. After Yom Tov, the children came back happy from their long break and oh, how they grew! Over the year, they made great strides in all areas of development, and I confess, I love listening in on their conversation. They have so much to say. Most of them. Unfortunately, the ones we were most concerned about are still facing difficulty."