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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You sound nice but you’re just not the first one to face this exact predicament. And we already told you the best options.[/quote]
Exactly.  The OP also describes my kid exactly - and probably 3 other kids in his class.

I have to be honest, I don't understand the focus on mainstream privates.  You're going to pay for the privilege of sending your above-average IQ special needs kid to a place that has zero legal obligation to accommodate them and, in many cases, few resources?  If you're just looking for small class size and a school that won't turn you away as soon as you say ASD, just call around.  We did private for K and 1 - K was awesome because the teacher had a special education background; 1st was a nightmare because the teacher was old-school and refused to accommodate at all.  At least when we went to public school, they had legal obligations to the IEP and process when we got a shitty teacher again - but that's not going to get you a small class size.[/quote]

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