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Trying to get out of school? What are his rights?
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<blockquote data-quote="keista" data-source="post: 519699" data-attributes="member: 11965"><p>Yes! Get your mom's friend to come as an advocate!</p><p></p><p>Had to smile because son was always getting out of lines. Solution? He always got to be last. Was even in his IEP. It was a sensory issue/claustrophobia kind of thing. Didn't like the other kids around him so much. At the end of the line he got to regulate his personal space.</p><p></p><p>by the way that "going down hill from there" in my opinion is all irrelevant. You want to find the tiny issues that cause things to 'go down hill' Fix those and there are no hills to go down. As he gets older you can address his self-regulation when things go bad. I'm still working on that with my 16 y/o</p><p></p><p>That was just supposed to be an edit, sorry for the doublepost.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="keista, post: 519699, member: 11965"] Yes! Get your mom's friend to come as an advocate! Had to smile because son was always getting out of lines. Solution? He always got to be last. Was even in his IEP. It was a sensory issue/claustrophobia kind of thing. Didn't like the other kids around him so much. At the end of the line he got to regulate his personal space. by the way that "going down hill from there" in my opinion is all irrelevant. You want to find the tiny issues that cause things to 'go down hill' Fix those and there are no hills to go down. As he gets older you can address his self-regulation when things go bad. I'm still working on that with my 16 y/o That was just supposed to be an edit, sorry for the doublepost. [/QUOTE]
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