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[quote=Anonymous]No, it doesn't always help the others very much. There's a kid in my son's class who is quite medicated, has multiple therapists, and still manages to disrupt DC's class room every single day in every single subject. Every day. Every single day. The school and the parents have done all they can for him, at this time, in light of the fact that the parents insist that the best place for him is in a mainstream classroom. So he gets to stay, since his parents deem this best for him. His mom at least (she's the one I speak with) is thrilled. [/quote]
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