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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]jesus OP. Call the fucking police. your kid is being assaulted and molested at school. At a minimum, you take a family attorney to you for meeting with the school principal. EVERYTHING is on the record. for fucks sake, you do NOT send you kid back there another day. And you need to out the school right now as a service to other parents. [/quote] I called the police this morning. They came to my house and told me they would not file an assault report that they only deal with kids the age of 7 up. I said that the incident I was reporting (the assault on the playground yesterday) was with 1st graders who are 7 and 8 years old. They still refused. They said that I don't want to be getting any kids in trouble and my best option is to request a mediation with the families of the bullies and the kids. For everyone's information 3/6 kids admitted to the assault yesterday. We have reached out to the principal's superintendent and this person has not responded to our emails or returned our phone calls as of yesterday at 5pm. Does that sound right about the police refusing to make a report? [/quote] For children that young, yes. Do you really think they're going to book a fucking first grader?? In what world would that help?? Holy shit. [/quote] What else shoudl OP do? the school is ignorning her so she should just keep sending her kid in to be assualted. And those of you who suggest she just pull him out, um, where is he supposed to go to school? I am assuming this is his IB, why else would he be there? Then DCPS should put him in the school of his parents choice or pay for private. I have been surprised that DCPS will pay for private with kids with special needs and that includes ADD.[/quote] I know at least two at a private in Rockville, "asked" to leave from charters. Hahaha you are stupid if you think DCPS will jus today to send kids with aDD to private school. If that has happened, they have been court orders to do it for failing the student. I guarantee you, you cannot just up and get them to pay for private. I have a kid who is a behavior problem, and I have been BEGGING for a private placement. No dice. (And yes, I have lawyers). I also guarantee that every parent of his classmates wishes he would get private placement too. [/quote][/quote] Guaranteed those kids don't just have ADD as their only dx. Especially if their private is in Rockville. Likely they are ASD or ED, based on the two SpEd privates I know in Rockville. ALSO - charters and DCPS are very different in this regard. Charters want to keep their scores up and if they can get OSSE to pay for private placement, they'll do it in a heartbeat. DCPS is under strict instructions to keep private placements to a minimum. [/quote] Charters have more, but DCPS' are not kept to a minimum. For 16-17 per the October enrollment audit, DCPS had 530 students in outside placements and all charters combined had 692 [/quote] If you're looking at this from the outside in, you have no idea what you're talking about. DCPS is under strict orders to send less kids to private placement. Those kids may have been grandfathered in. Ask anyone at Lab School, Kingsbury, Ivymount, Lourie Center, etc - ask them how many DC-funded kids they have now compared with 7-10 years ago. They will all tell you it's dramatically less. It is getting VERY difficult to get private placement.[/quote] Not arguing with you. But IMO it SHOULD be very difficult to get a private placement. The total charter + DCPS numbers are down by 500 since 2012. http://osse.dc.gov/enrollment [/quote]
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