Young people with Down syndrome flourish with Boston Ballet
April 10th, 2009From MSNBC/NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams with video:
Mike Taibbi with NBC Boston reports on an adaptive dance class for young people with Down syndrome that the Boston Ballet has offered for the past seven years.
Parents and teachers say the program fosters friendships, self-confidence, and “exuberance of movement.”
“They come here and all of us, myself included, we see children. We don’t see Down syndrome, we see children,” said organizer Mickey Cassella of Children’s Hospital Boston
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April 11th, 2009 at 9:14 pm
What an inspiring and beautiful video!!!.