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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here.  We have worked a lot with DC and there has been much improvement since kinder.  But this is FIRST grade and immaturity should not come as a surprise.  There have been other children recently being pushed into special ed as part of what seems like a wave at the school.  But my intention was to ask a much broader question.  Allow me to rephrase:

Do you think a school should be able to use special education as a tool to segregate the well behaved from the ill behaved if there is no danger of physical harm?  Yes I understand the argument of affecting others. But special education was never intended as a tool to "help others".  Perhaps something else should be in place for that like a BMP? Thanks.[/quote]

So your kid is disrupting others.  To the point that the school wants to move him.  You don't want him moved.

I want [i]all[/i] students to have an opportunity to learn.  If that means your disruptive nut non violent student needs to move to Special Ed, so be it.

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