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<blockquote data-quote="TeDo" data-source="post: 543413"><p>I guess I misunderstood. If difficult child is an emotional wreck, then absolutely pull him out. It is definitely not worth it. As for changing things for an Aspie, the more you prepare them for the change and the more positive you sound when you're talking about it, the easier the transition will be....at least it is in our case. My difficult child 1 would also need to know the WHYs about the change. You might want to start the "talk" now and get a feel for his feelings about the possibility so you know how to approach it. I pulled difficult child 1 out of public school for the very reasons you are talking about. It just wasn't worth his emotional well-being.</p><p></p><p>Sorry I read your post completely wrong. As for little dude and the other school not having a grade 00, is it that important that he be in school right now? I would think getting him to a better place academically, now that you know where he falls, before starting school would be beneficial. Is that an option...keeping him home for another school year and work with him?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TeDo, post: 543413"] I guess I misunderstood. If difficult child is an emotional wreck, then absolutely pull him out. It is definitely not worth it. As for changing things for an Aspie, the more you prepare them for the change and the more positive you sound when you're talking about it, the easier the transition will be....at least it is in our case. My difficult child 1 would also need to know the WHYs about the change. You might want to start the "talk" now and get a feel for his feelings about the possibility so you know how to approach it. I pulled difficult child 1 out of public school for the very reasons you are talking about. It just wasn't worth his emotional well-being. Sorry I read your post completely wrong. As for little dude and the other school not having a grade 00, is it that important that he be in school right now? I would think getting him to a better place academically, now that you know where he falls, before starting school would be beneficial. Is that an option...keeping him home for another school year and work with him? [/QUOTE]
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