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on โ10-03-2011 10:41 AM
Hi Girls :-x
Joe had a bad morning, I was expecting to get a call from the school to come get him, but he has lasted the day, Tim is out picking him up now *happy dance*. We have to go up to the school on Thursday for an individual education plan meeting with the staff from the special education center, goes from 11:45-1:15, I am going to be so sore buy the end of it, but hopefuly it will be worth it. I also sent his permission slip today for an advisory visiting teacher to consult with school staff so fingers crossed things will be getting better for him soon, poor little man ๐
on โ10-03-2011 10:43 AM
Bella, this happened to us as well. When big fella started his new school in grade 4 they told me point blank after telling him to his face that he was not autistic that he had a behaviour problem.
This was despite a folder three inches thick of all his therapies and tests etc documented and all his medical reports including one from Tony Attwood.
They couldn't equate his high functioning with an autistic child - he was their first, so they just went off what the text books said.
It took his breakdown and then his shrink in class with him to get through to them. Then in year 5, he got a brilliant teacher who had extensive experience with kids just like my boy and the tides began to change.
Their letter of apology still makes me smile just a little.
Oh wow Sheep, must have been so stressful for you and DS at the time ๐
I got a call from the pysc yesterday, she will speak to the school. In fact I think she has. I'm just letting it all ride for now there really is no point in becoming stressed out over it.
She is happier, still emotional but we are managing. There is so much going on atm that it just has to be one step at a time.
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