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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again,  I'm glad that the school/county has procedural guidelines in place, but this could have been a great learning experience for everyone involved. It's disappointing that hasn't yet come to fruition. And I worry about what that means for my SN kid and his education at this school. My kids social emotional health and learning is by far the most important thing for us. This incident has made me feel like my kid is little more than a student ID number.

And no, we aren't out for this teachers job and won't be filing a cps report as we don't feel it's warranted. [/quote]

It's quite possible that the teacher does want to reach out and is terribly embarrassed. However, as you can see the number of posts here screaming for her head, it's hard to engage in what should be a normal interaction. She should apologize to you and your son. She should explain how she might mitigate this in the future, i.e., realizing when she might need a couple of minutes of deep breathing or a time out. It could be that she's been advised not to contact you for legal reasons.

I wouldn't call CPS either. I wouldn't want CPS anywhere near my family, especially in Mont. Co! But, I would explain exactly what you said in your post to the school.[/quote]

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