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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With the caveat that I'm not seeking medical advice, and not holding against anyone providing advice.. When a kid is normally good, academically bright, but has an outburst (uncontrolled yelling) - what is the best school option in Montgomery County? I understand the MCPS process takes at least 90 days. Called around a few schools and even the "special programs" seem hesitant without an IEP or diagnosis (which can take months as well).[/quote] Public schools can't deny your child access to education. You can go to your local school, request an IEP and wait out the process. You're not eligible for a special needs public program unless you've gone through the IEP process and it's recommended as the least restrictive environment. Regardless I would start with a private educational and/or medical evaluation to determine what if anything the issue is.[/quote]
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