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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP has not been condescending or irritating in the least. She's provided important information so that people can weigh in intelligently. In fact, the language she has used has been pretty clinical and objective which is probably why so many people jumped in to offer advice. It's much harder to give advice when you need to read between the lines or figure out if a parent is in denial or what. Notice she said things like above average IQ and things like that rather than "bright."[/quote]

All she did was ask for recommendations for schools preferably in VA.  So, everyone, based on their child's needs and situation jump on her that she is wrong for making the choices she is without even meeting the child. You don't need to read to decide if she is in denial as reality is every person who posts here is accused of being in denial.  She clearly isn't and is doing what she feels is best.  Denial would be my kid is fine, sending them to public and not worrying about what they need.

Chess mom, for that matter is more in denial.  She brags at every post about how great her chess kid is and puts a huge focus on chess and if she is sending him to a SN school, he clearly has needed more supports all along and does this year and prefers to spend her money on chess than private services. Clearly, the public they are at isn't working and yet, most are pushing public to start.[/quote]

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