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<blockquote data-quote="Snowie" data-source="post: 129158" data-attributes="member: 4712"><p>My guess is that the school just doesn't want to deal with your difficult child at all and this is their way of letting you know about it. They refused you funding (probably well aware that if they did refuse you would be unable to afford send both kids), even though difficult children need extra help and extra help costs money.</p><p></p><p>Second, they told you that you can't keep your difficult child there unless your easy child is enrolled there too. It absolutely screams of discrimination and I'm not sure what your laws are and I'd surely be looking them up, but in Australia it would most certainly be grounds for a case.</p><p></p><p>I find it incredible that a religion who screams persecution at every available opportunity, treats people like this. What ever happened to love thy neighbour? I guess that only relates to PCs. Utter hypocrisy! Do you really want these people educating and influencing your children?</p><p></p><p>Snowie</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snowie, post: 129158, member: 4712"] My guess is that the school just doesn't want to deal with your difficult child at all and this is their way of letting you know about it. They refused you funding (probably well aware that if they did refuse you would be unable to afford send both kids), even though difficult children need extra help and extra help costs money. Second, they told you that you can't keep your difficult child there unless your easy child is enrolled there too. It absolutely screams of discrimination and I'm not sure what your laws are and I'd surely be looking them up, but in Australia it would most certainly be grounds for a case. I find it incredible that a religion who screams persecution at every available opportunity, treats people like this. What ever happened to love thy neighbour? I guess that only relates to PCs. Utter hypocrisy! Do you really want these people educating and influencing your children? Snowie [/QUOTE]
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