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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The fact you’re not getting specific names speaks Columbus, right? It’s a unicorn. I’m not trying to be mean but these are the kids that Maddox, Newton, Ieps and social
Skills classes were made for. You sound nice but you’re just not the first one to face this exact predicament. And we already told you the best options.
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+1000  OP is chasing a unicorn.  I am the pp with the 11 with ASD/ADHD and the number 1 reason DS is going to a SN school for middle school is at the recommendation of his neuropsych, Dr. David Black.  OP, what schools does your educational consultant and neuropsych recommend?  I am sure you are paying them a lot of $$$$$, you should listen to them.

The good news is that once your child is older, you can always apply to mainstream privates if that is your goal.  By then there will have a much clearer picture of your child's abilities and what kind of supports are needed.[/quote]

We are early in the testing/consulting process, so no recs yet.   But we are in mainstream preK now based on prior nneuropsychologist recommendation, which isn’t K, I know, but....   Also, for what it’s worth, we were told by KKI that kiddo has good chance of becoming subclincal at some point.  We know this happened with two of his cousins by age 9.   They went public (different state) and were denied IEP.  So, all of this is running in the back of my mind as we move this process.[/quote]

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