disruptive behavior of other students in self contained class

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree with voicing your concerns. Just wanted to add that in high school, even team taught, there have been major behavior issues where the teachers were unable to manage the class-sometimes with kids who don't have IEPs.

Or do. We have a very disruptive child in DD’s school who takes all gen ed classes. Everybody knows this kid by just his first name, but I guess his issues are not academic so they keep him in gen Ed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree with voicing your concerns. Just wanted to add that in high school, even team taught, there have been major behavior issues where the teachers were unable to manage the class-sometimes with kids who don't have IEPs.

Or do. We have a very disruptive child in DD’s school who takes all gen ed classes. Everybody knows this kid by just his first name, but I guess his issues are not academic so they keep him in gen Ed.

Sometimes it just takes time to get a child with behavior issues to the right placement. I was surprised at all of the hoops we had to jump through to get my son moved out of gen Ed.