HELP needed: School may ignore my Autistic Son
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As a Father of an Autistic Child, I sincerely understand.
You got my Vote.
Jeff
You got my Vote.
Jeff
Done.
We had some school issues with one of our children. Honestly, my wife handled the issues. At one meeting she had an acquaintance who is a lawyer attend the meeting. Just having the lawyer at the meeting changed the tone of the school representatives. At that meeting, they readily agreed to place our child in a good alternate school. The option they had been pushing before the meeting was a bad, very bad alternative school.
We had some school issues with one of our children. Honestly, my wife handled the issues. At one meeting she had an acquaintance who is a lawyer attend the meeting. Just having the lawyer at the meeting changed the tone of the school representatives. At that meeting, they readily agreed to place our child in a good alternate school. The option they had been pushing before the meeting was a bad, very bad alternative school.
Originally Posted By: Rick in PA
Done.
We had some school issues with one of our children. Honestly, my wife handled the issues. At one meeting she had an acquaintance who is a lawyer attend the meeting. Just having the lawyer at the meeting changed the tone of the school representatives. At that meeting, they readily agreed to place our child in a good alternate school. The option they had been pushing before the meeting was a bad, very bad alternative school.
Thank you
Done.
We had some school issues with one of our children. Honestly, my wife handled the issues. At one meeting she had an acquaintance who is a lawyer attend the meeting. Just having the lawyer at the meeting changed the tone of the school representatives. At that meeting, they readily agreed to place our child in a good alternate school. The option they had been pushing before the meeting was a bad, very bad alternative school.
Thank you
Originally Posted By: Rick in PA
Done.
We had some school issues with one of our children. Honestly, my wife handled the issues. At one meeting she had an acquaintance who is a lawyer attend the meeting. Just having the lawyer at the meeting changed the tone of the school representatives. At that meeting, they readily agreed to place our child in a good alternate school. The option they had been pushing before the meeting was a bad, very bad alternative school.
Thank you
Done.
We had some school issues with one of our children. Honestly, my wife handled the issues. At one meeting she had an acquaintance who is a lawyer attend the meeting. Just having the lawyer at the meeting changed the tone of the school representatives. At that meeting, they readily agreed to place our child in a good alternate school. The option they had been pushing before the meeting was a bad, very bad alternative school.
Thank you
Send the school board a letter of intent to sue. Most school boards prefer to cave in than litigate.
Done.
Sticking it to establishment and helping the parent of a special needs child in one fell swoop. Irresistible!
Sticking it to establishment and helping the parent of a special needs child in one fell swoop. Irresistible!
Done - and best wishes to you and your family. I hope this works out for you!
Voted. Good Luck!
I hope my vote will make a difference.
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