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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"There doesn't seem to be any action" How in the world would you know what action has or hasn't been taken? My kid was that kid. BEGGED AND PLEADED for him to be removed to a special school. It never happened. By all means, bug the administration, I'm sure his parents don't want him to hurt other kids either. [/quote] It is a long, difficult process, but still much easier and faster if the child's parents are on board for getting help, but believe me, many parents are not, and then it is nearly impossible. You cannot force people to help their children, especially when they don't see a problem. And, on the flip side, as frustrating as the red tape is, it is there to prevent knee jerk reactions that are harmful to children.[/quote] I don’t know a single parent not trying to get help in this scenario. If that mythical parent exists its most likely because the school badly mishandled the process (that happened to us initially). And the process to require an evaluation over parent objection actually isn’t insurmountable. Schools are just very bad at managing this problem despite the fact that it happens all the time. [/quote]
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