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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pretty sure you can involve the police if children are being assaulted by other children.   We had this type of situation at a private - basically were told there was nothing they could do, but was made clear we were not constrained from contacting the authorities.  [/quote]

And so continues the school to prison pipeline. This is a child we're talking about. Do you really think this child should have an arrest record and perhaps be incarcerated so that your child doesn't miss a few minutes of instruction? Do you think that's good for society long term?[/quote]

Other kids are being put in serious physical danger.  OP said another child was almost hit by a chair thrown by the disruptive child.  Honestly, if calling the police is what it takes to keep my child from being hit by a chair, then so be it.  I understand the thinking behind having inclusion classrooms, but once physical violence is involved, common sense should say the other kids' physical safety is more important than gifted education for the violent child.  [/quote]

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