St. Anslems lawsuit alleges racism and harassment

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:An autistic kid beat the crap out of my son (at a public school) and there was no recourse, certainly no lawsuit that would have been entertained.

Please you can always sue, you go to the doctor's get a report, go to a shrink get a report, and sue. You can also call the police. Assault is assault. There is always recourse it just depends on how far you are willing to push and pursue.

Devil is in the details and depends on the state. Sovereign immunity may apply.

Well, I wouldn’t have sued the kid or his family because I don’t actually blame them. And I don’t really blame the school because they are dealing with the least restrictive environment requirement/ manifestation of disability, etc. I blame the systemic factors put in place by the powers that be, but they are immune to suit.

It sounds like you didn’t want to deal with it. There are many entities you could have made a case against depending on the situation and what you were targeting for “blame” - responsible individuals at the school, the school itself, the school district, the county…

The folks that passed IDEA….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An autistic kid beat the crap out of my son (at a public school) and there was no recourse, certainly no lawsuit that would have been entertained.

Please you can always sue, you go to the doctor's get a report, go to a shrink get a report, and sue. You can also call the police. Assault is assault. There is always recourse it just depends on how far you are willing to push and pursue.

Devil is in the details and depends on the state. Sovereign immunity may apply.

Well, I wouldn’t have sued the kid or his family because I don’t actually blame them. And I don’t really blame the school because they are dealing with the least restrictive environment requirement/ manifestation of disability, etc. I blame the systemic factors put in place by the powers that be, but they are immune to suit.

It sounds like you didn’t want to deal with it. There are many entities you could have made a case against depending on the situation and what you were targeting for “blame” - responsible individuals at the school, the school itself, the school district, the county…

The folks that passed IDEA….

IDEA doesn’t not give license for a child to beat up another child.

[Anonymous]

^just re-read what I posted, which should have been DOES NOT.

I know my phone typing would be a mess without autocorrect, but sometimes it’s a pain in the butt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:An autistic kid beat the crap out of my son (at a public school) and there was no recourse, certainly no lawsuit that would have been entertained.

I don’t believe you

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:An autistic kid beat the crap out of my son (at a public school) and there was no recourse, certainly no lawsuit that would have been entertained.

I don’t believe you

It most certainly happened. Quite unpleasant, but we all know the kid wasn’t really at fault and so what could possibly be done. It just wasn’t the right environment for him, but he’s not responsible for that choice and his parents could no longer afford his prior private placement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An autistic kid beat the crap out of my son (at a public school) and there was no recourse, certainly no lawsuit that would have been entertained.

I don’t believe you

It most certainly happened. Quite unpleasant, but we all know the kid wasn’t really at fault and so what could possibly be done. It just wasn’t the right environment for him, but he’s not responsible for that choice and his parents could no longer afford his prior private placement.

You having a very kind and forgiving outlook and choosing not to bring a lawsuit is not the same as no lawsuit would have been possible.