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This place brought in a stage and could have rented a ramp for the wheelchair user.
Also, if they were concerned about the student falling and hitting her head, they could have said she needed a parent or person responsible for making sure she didn't hit her head if she fainted to walk with her. Like, a friend, boyfriend, parent, etc. Someone needs to walk with her and their role is making sure she doesn't fall off the stage or crack her head open. Or, take the note from the doctor. If they get sued - hey, she brought a note from the doctor. Doctor cleared it.
Accommodation here would have been the easiest thing ever. People walk with service dogs, mobility devices and other accommodations. The year after me in high school, our valedictorian had multiple organ transplants earlier that year. She still graduated as valedictorian. She came in first on a cart to the edge of the stage and went to the stage, sat on the stage the entire ceremony, only had to walk up to give her speech and she went first to receive her diploma right as she was already at the podium and immediately was allowed to sit back down.
She did walk separately from everyone, but got a seat on the stage with the teachers and everyone got diplomas after her. They worked with her to accommodate what she could do. She couldn't walk from class to class and campus security met her at every class to give her rides on the golf carts every day, six times a day.
You can accommodate people and include them instead of hiding them to the side.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 69854
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000