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[quote=Anonymous][quote] I’m the mom of a child with special needs who exhibits a lot of problem behavior. We have moved heaven and earth trying to get him more support or a different placement. The school just won’t. I feel terrible for the teacher. Teachers have no power. It’s truly a wonder they keep working. They are micromanaged, have impossible demands, and very limited discretion. The system is complex and under resourced. There are no villains or heroes. All of it just sucks[/quote] You’re right, it’s a broken system, and I empathize so much with what your family is going through. My school has several students who we know would thrive in a different placement, but the district is shutting down these already not-big-enough programs in favor of returning students to the mainstream classroom. Our special education teachers are not able to meet the needs of all their students as a result. It’s so sad. Nobody is getting what they need.[/quote]
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