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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]ITDS’s way of handling kids with ADHD is to force them to leave.[/quote]

Yep. And if you are okay with some pretty shocking treatment of such kids in your classroom, then I suppose it will be fine for your neurotypical child. For me (with one kid who is and one who isn’t), I was highly uncomfortable with the types of incidents that were never reported to parents (only because a teacher shared them on the way out did I ever find out). Any school can have issues with an inexperienced teacher in over her head, but to hide things from parents… let’s just say I would rather take my chances with our dcps now [/quote]

8th grader from earlier here.

I AM A REAL 8th GRADER!!!!!

So, first of all, I am autistic and have ADHD, and the school treats me very well and helps me out a lot. Now I do get made fun of in a friendly way for my autism, but that is beside the point. There are a lot of kids in my grade who are on the spectrum or have ADHD and they have been here since pk-3. I don't think the school tries to remove people from the school. I think it is more of the fact that different kids fit at different places and some kids might not fit at ITDS. That is perfectly fine and true for all schools, I wouldn't fit at a boarding school because I would become a HOMESICK CRYBABY!!

By the way, I kind of have an addiction to Dc Urban Mom now...

-8th grader that is REAL[/quote]

If you keep posting here, someone is going to tell your mom.[/quote]

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