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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]At our ES, one SN child was asking that my son be in his class. A compliment I know, but that meant my son was with her son and the other SN students year after year. It wasn't random. The SN's parents were allowed "a say". I was not and didn't know this was happening until years later.

Parents like you are horrible for sns parents to deal with. Assuming that the class with a sns kid is somehow undesirable is vile.[/quote]

I'm in favor of inclusion but should it affect my son's placement EVERY year? The other Mother determines his placement every year? Without me knowing about it[/quote]

You need to request that your child not be placed with this other child, at least for a couple of years. The reality is that most principals do honor parent requests when they can (even if they say they don't) because it makes their lives so much easier -- parents complain less if they get what they asked for.  You are the only one who is going to advocate for your kids.

- signed parent of two kids who receive special ed services and had to request certain Gen Ed kids not be in class with my kid(s). [/quote]

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