Autism Learning Felt ( ) was kind enough to award me an award:

This award recognizes and gives value to:
1.- Commitment to Quality Education.
2.-Betting on the inclusion of Tics [children with tics] in the classroom.
3.-The effort of parents, professionals and educational centers in incorporating the Tics into the educational process.
4.-The struggle to defend, through the Teaching Values like: Solidarity, Love, Affection, Respect, Effort, Aid, Support, Sharing and Commitment, the future of our children and students.
5.-Recognize and value the effort of the families, professionals and educational centers for integrating effective conditions in the schools and in society for the children and special students, gaining them tons of love and allowing them all the resources at our disposal.

I do understand how hard tics can be in school. My friend in high school had tics and part of the time I had a facial tic from my medication. (long story short, I take a different medication that helps) In any case, I know it can be hard to get other students to look at the person, not the tic. And everybody deserves to go to school and be accepted as they are. We should all strive to help children and teens get the most they can out of school, both academically and otherwise.

Anyways, thank you for the award!