In many ways, The Zylen family represents the “statistics” o…

In many ways, The Zylen family represents the “statistics” of families who have children with disabilities with regard to their socioeconomic status, the parent’s educational level, and family composition. Ms. Zylen is raising two girls (twins) who were born with severe physical disabilities. Ms. Zylen works part time, receives some supplemental financial assistance, and the family lives in a subsidized apartment complex with only the bare necessities. Based on this information and the principles from the text, how might the school respond to form a partnership with the Zylen family?