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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Please document this early and often, OP. File a bullying form, and include doctor's notes reporting on her level of anxiety. The school needs to gather a lot of evidence before pushing for a non-mainstream environment or suggesting other placements for these children. It partially relies on complaints from others parents to bolster its arguments. My daughter was in such a situation in 4th grade in MCPS. Her classmate was ASD/ADHD and had terrible fits of rage. He would turn over tables, hit other children, etc. My daughter was seated next to him most days because she was reportedly a "calming influence". He never hit her, and indeed seemed to be soothed by her presence. But that didn't make it particularly comfortable for my daughter, seeing him hit other boys and throw stuff! Eventually, after other families complained and the school had gathered enough documentation, he left before the end of the year. His parents were really nice, and had been actively trying to get him medication and psychiatric treatment since before the beginning of that school year. But it takes a long while to get seen by psychologists for in-depth evaluations, and a long while to see improvements while on medication (and there's often a period where different meds are tried before landing on the one combo that works)... so he was not appropriately regulated that year. It's tough for everyone. [/quote] It seems like everyone else in the classroom is an after thought. The kids, the teacher. It’s frustrating all around. I feel horrible for the child because he must be did regulated and in a lot of distress to act out this numerous times a day. Clearly this isn’t working for anyone. [/quote]
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