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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is the way it was when our kids were in FCPS general ed. Almost no learning was happening by the time our youngest was in third grade and up. There was always at least two kids throwing chairs in the classroom, throwing classmates' stuff off their desks, and in general wandering around and disrupting class to the point that the teacher was doing nothing except addressing them. Classroom assistant? Haha, no. Just the teacher handling nearly 30 students alone.

And that was pre-pandemic.

Good luck.[/quote]

I have been through decades of public school with my kids, one has an iep, and have never experienced anything like this. There were disruptive non sped kids in middle school who were a problem and one kid in first grade who was not special ed who was disruptive. The kid adapted and settled down by second grade. The reality is that the teacher in that class, who had been there forever, was awful. She couldn't manage anything.. [/quote]

Blame the teacher for a kid disrupting the classroom?  That’s new. 🙄[/quote]

She was horrible. I volunteered in 3 classes the year my kid had her. She did very little work and was openly nasty to certain kids. I saw her blame one non white kid again and again for anything that went wrong in the class. She needed to retire. She was awful. [/quote]

Maybe it was their fault. There is often 1 or 2 kids that cause 95% of the problems.[/quote]

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