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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Many ill behaved students from our school go the privates to get help with their behavior.  It really helped clean up our public school in the last 7 years.   [/quote]

ffs. behavioral problems are instant kryptonite to mainstream privates.

but if not, y’all, PLEASE spill the beans on all of these mainstream DMV privates admitting kids with IEPs and a history of behavioral issues!  I would LOVE to be wrong. Gimme the names. [/quote]

privates have no idea if you have behavioral issues or an iep. they get told what you want them to know and what your school tells them. you and your school have to agree on materials that are sent over. [/quote]

They ask for results of neuropsych testing and for the prior school files to be sent. There’s really no way to hide it without lying. Maybe in the scenario where the IEP was dropped in 2nd grade and they are applying for HS. [/quote]

No they don’t. Why would they ask for neuropsych testing? Why would they even know you had a neuropsych? And they don’t ask for files they ask for a report and your school works with you to send a report that puts kids best foot fwd. don’t need to disclose. Dumb to apply a kid to a school they won’t thrive in but lots of kids have learning differences and can still thrive in mainstream private [/quote]

They ask for the results of any testing and they ask for records from the previous school.  I guess you could lie. And that’s the whole point isn’t it? People are somehow simultaneously saying these elite privates are essentially SN schools but don’t admit kids with SN. Nonsense. [/quote]

They don’t pull records. They ask for a report that your current school gives them. You are not under any obligation to disclose your personal info beyond what they ask for until after you have a decision precisely bc schools are not allowed to discriminate. If after you are accepted you disclose and they say hey we can’t support then that’s a different story. But they’d aren’t saying that for the most part [/quote]

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