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[quote=Anonymous]I think people who don't have SN kids don't quite get what it can mean. I have one and did not realize until recently that my kid is included in SN. DC is perfectly "normal" but is delayed in reading. DC is considered SN. We are not talking about a bunch of kids with severe behavioral issues and neurological problems. The needs span the spectrum. There are also kids who don't have IEPs but are typical of their age and benefit from encounters with the school therapist and other supports. Also children on the autism spectrum can be extremely high performers but need help appreciating personal space or relating socially. What you find is that we are all on a spectrum of some sort with our own quirks. The school does a very good job of taking students wherever they may be and helped my them excel. [/quote]
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