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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The school is trying to push DC-1st grade into special education.  [b]DC is very bright, two grades ahead[/b] in some subjects and above grade level in all the rest.  DC has some non violent behavioral issues.  I'm not even sure what services they would try to push because [b]obviously the issues are not affecting ability to access the curriculum. [/b] I dont think special education designation should be applied for kids who simply have behavior problems.  I think a common behavior plan is all the informal accomodation needed.  I could post in the special need forum but most there really want the iep.  We dont.  What do u think?
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So obviously your son's behavioral issues are not affecting HIS ability to access the curriculum. Other kids might not be so bright and they need to be able to listen to the teacher without a poorly behaved and disruptive child in the class siphoning all the teacher's energy away from the other kids.

You sound incredibly selfish. Since you argue that your kid doesn't have special needs, why don't you try to be a real parent and raise him to act like a civilized child and then all your problems would go away.

And they would probably "try to push" services like being able to sit in your chair and do your work and not annoy everyone around you. Or whatever it is that your kid is missing. Most kids learn this stuff at home with their parents but obviously yours has not.[/quote]

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