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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you get that it doesn't matter at this point if he's gifted intellectually.  He needs to be somewhere that focuses on communicating verbally and self regulating.  There are lots of places that can address this:

[b]Check out Frost, Lourie, Kennedy Krieger in MoCo, Ivymount etc.:
http://msde.state.md.us/nonpublic/nsab_directory/ApprovedSchoolLocations.asp?Condition=SpecialEducation
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+1. Your child needs a therapeutic setting where they can deal with his issues.  Putting him into regular daycare will only put you where you are now - having to find another childcare situation.[/quote]

Eh. I've made that work. I just had multiple options lined up for the summer and moved the kid between them -- Y to church to park district to activity camp to  home based daycare. When I found one that worked, we stayed there. [/quote]

If you read her posts, i[b]t sounds like OP has tried most places and has run out of options[/b].  Therapeutic camp sounds like the best bet to try to help with behaviors prior to K.  Next best would be a SN nanny to watch him over the summer.[/quote]

DC is a big town. It's not possible to have tried every single option.  My child did best from age 5 to 10 in a church daycare. It was staffed with adults from the church and they were extremely caring and patient. They didn't put up with any crap, but they had a lot of patience for redirecting. [/quote]

Name the daycare since she asked for more options.[/quote]

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