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[quote=Anonymous]Our public charter has been great about social accommodations. My child has been assigned NT buddies in his class since preK and his closest buddy is in his K class. Class size in K is 17:3 and I expect it to be about the same or even smaller through the rest of elementary; DS attends an immersion language school which has to always retain an even number of classrooms since they switch languages/classrooms everyday. The teachers facilitate social interactions and most of all there is a nurturing, inclusive atmosphere and my DS loves his school. DS also gets the usual OT, social skills class, SLP observation of classrooms and advice to teachers on helping social interactions. My child's IEP goals are all social and Sp Ed support is in both languages. The teachers emphasizes his strengths and provide support where needed. Could not be happier. See what your school is willing to do. Public school may surprise you.[/quote]
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