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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They do it our school as well. Admission says it is “easier” for special Ed to teachers  to plug in[/quote]

This, we had to fight to get our kid out.[/quote]

Happened to us too. It was not until our otherwise happy and easy going DS started to refuse to go to school. Then we started to learn about horrific discipline issues and teacher’s inability to control the classroom or provide sufficient attention to kids with no problems. It took us several months to pull him out. No problems in the new classroom. Principals, how do you decide which kids who have no problems are ok to just throw in the mix? I would have never agreed to have our DS placed in this classroom. This is unfair set-up all around.
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You should be happy that class helped bring your child's challenges to light or else you might not have known.[/quote]

I am the first poster, and it was not a happy situation.  My child's needs got completely ignored because they focused on the higher needs kids.[/quote]

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