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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No, you cannot sue to remove another student's rights to a free and appropriate education.

You could:
Move your kid.

Reach out to the principal and superintendant about how the child's behavior is impacting your stduent. Don't say "Sally's mom is a crappy parent and won't work with the school and SAlly's a dumb kid who won't shut up." Say "Sally's incessant talking is impacting my child's ability to learn" Make this about your child, not about the other one or their parents.

Without knowing if the parents are working with the school system all you have is speculation. Getting a child privately placed by a school system is incredibly hard and requires a tremendous amoutn of resources and money. [/quote]

This. OP, move your kid if you can. I would say change districts or change schools within your district but it's like this everywhere. Start looking at private schools. Use the money you would've used on a lawyer and put it toward your own kid's education.

Public schools are going to be majority low income and special education within 10 years because of situations like the OP describes. Mark my words.

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Or we can dismantle the Departament of Education. [/quote]

This is already happening. OP can sit around and wait and see how the changes will affect his or her DC or they can be proactive.[/quote]
Why do Democrats want continued violence in our public schools?[/quote]

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