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<blockquote data-quote="simply_put_shannon" data-source="post: 238" data-attributes="member: 2680"><p>I have three in school and we used medications at first. Which I didn't like it was a fight but now I have two honor rolls and one A B average. They haved learned how to control their outbursts and keep them confined to home. Which is sometimes really stressful here but I'd rather it be here than at school. I basically set up a schedule at home for homework. Where at any time they can excuse themselves to go to their room or special calm down place. And I also made the same arrangement for school. Although now they no longer have an IEP they still continue a relationship with the Special Education Teacher. This at first helped only slightly but after they new that they could go to a private place when in need they felt better about it and it really helped. Now they function great at school and their teachers love them. It took a couple af years working with the teachers and arguing with them as well but in the end it has been a true blessing. It is really hard work don't get me wrong but the payoffs been great. It has even helped at home. And the more involved you are with the school the more the teachers cooperate. Just remind them that it is the schools responsiblity to educate your child and you will get them there by any means necessary. At one point my oldest had to have the teacher come to our home to teach. They are required by law to provide an alternative if the child cannot attend for any reason. Look it up and see what laws support your childs education envirenment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="simply_put_shannon, post: 238, member: 2680"] I have three in school and we used medications at first. Which I didn't like it was a fight but now I have two honor rolls and one A B average. They haved learned how to control their outbursts and keep them confined to home. Which is sometimes really stressful here but I'd rather it be here than at school. I basically set up a schedule at home for homework. Where at any time they can excuse themselves to go to their room or special calm down place. And I also made the same arrangement for school. Although now they no longer have an IEP they still continue a relationship with the Special Education Teacher. This at first helped only slightly but after they new that they could go to a private place when in need they felt better about it and it really helped. Now they function great at school and their teachers love them. It took a couple af years working with the teachers and arguing with them as well but in the end it has been a true blessing. It is really hard work don't get me wrong but the payoffs been great. It has even helped at home. And the more involved you are with the school the more the teachers cooperate. Just remind them that it is the schools responsiblity to educate your child and you will get them there by any means necessary. At one point my oldest had to have the teacher come to our home to teach. They are required by law to provide an alternative if the child cannot attend for any reason. Look it up and see what laws support your childs education envirenment. [/QUOTE]
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