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[quote=Anonymous]Sorry you have to deal with that. You might want to email the principal and ask why is it that he believes your child doesn’t have this medical condition and if he could again explain why he feels accommodations are disruptive to learning. You want to come across as friendly and naive because you want the principal to admit this in an email.

After you get back proof in an email you then need to end an email to the admin who oversees the principal and the special Ed director stating that the principal is denying your child access to medication because he doesn’t  believe it despite documentation from a medical team. And believes “accommodations are disruptive to learning”.  The principal is not a doctor and if that is the district’s position is your child truly doesn’t have this medical condition then they need to pay for an independent medical  evaluation since the principal thinks he knows more about medicine than your child’s doctors. So please give you a list of providers the district is going to pay to see ti back up the districts claim. And add that this email is also to provide notice that if your child is denied access to needed medication that you are providing notice that you will be suing for any and all medical costs and pain and suffering. Last denying needed accommodations is a violation of your child’s rights and if this isn’t immediately rectified you are filing a civil rights complaint.[/quote]

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