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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You and the other parents need to become such a nuisance to the administration that the nuisance of actually dealing with the violent child is preferable for them. [/quote] Does this work?[/quote] It absolutely does. And after 1 email to the principal, feel free to go up the food chain to the superintendent or someone similar. Sometimes districts know a student needs an outplacement and it is expensive. Multiple parent complaints matter. Teacher and staff complaints literally mean nothing, admin either doesn't care what we think or their hands are tied. (some are worried about being "dinged" by the state for too many referrals)[/quote] Do you have school system knowledge? In my experience as a SN parent when advocating for my child, parent complaints don't matter either. [/quote] I happened to my daughter and after running in a wall, I started to file title 9 complaints with the county because the boy was only going after girls. My kid got her class moved, nothing happened with the boy/ [/quote]
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