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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks for summing up what many SN parents suspect the other parents think of their children, but won't admit to. [/quote]

In our case I wonder if the school should not have told the parents about some students needing extra help, attention ecc
We have a child with an extra handler but if my child had not told me I would never know what goes on in the class room. 
I also agree parents should stay out but the school does not communicate openly and honestly about these children and their needs or how the class might be impacted. No wonder parents get upset if we have to find out through the back door.  Also parents of SN in my child's class pretend they are not, so That does not help communication either. [/quote]

Do you really think a school should share with you confidential information about other children? FERPA may not apply in private schools, but basic ethical standards do. Sheesh. [/quote]

I don't mean medical information but I feel it is dishonest of the school to pretend there are no challenges to the class and teachers by bringing certain students to the mix. The school accepts the kids based on $$$ but the teachers and class have to make it work. [/quote]

A school absolutely cannot disclose this kind of information about another student. It isn't a "back door" its basic ethics and possibly the law.[/quote]

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