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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kids' school does a quiet lunch for kids who prefer to not eat in the cafeteria. Some neurodivergent, some who just prefer quiet. My 1st grader is ADHD and has enjoyed having a quiet place (10 or so kids in the library) to eat each day. He also likes not having to choose who to sit by. The school is considering ending it due to "skill building" and that the students need to learn to build up their tolerance to the cafeteria, build the executive functioning to decide who to sit by, etc. We cannot overaccommodate, they say, but rather teach children the skills to deal with the things they are uncomfortable with. What do you think?[/quote] This is utter bs from the school. They are not "overaccommodating" by providing this. I would be aggressive with the admin about this. This is ignorant. Also do not say your kid IS ADHD. [/quote]
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