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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 506689" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>SFR is right. You know my experience in HS for Cory. It was awful. Sped there is basically the worst of the worst. His BED room (which is the acronym for behaviorally and emotionally disordered) was filled with juvenile delinquents waiting to go to Department of Juvenile Justice, kids with bipolar, kids with schizophrenia, kids who had CD, kids with autism, kids with learning disabilities, just everything all together. One of the kids with schizophrenia was so far out there he would dig in his anus and pull out clumps of his own feces and throw them around the room. There was one teacher and one aide. They learned nothing. This was a multi-aged group from 9th grade up through 12th grade. If you were quiet and tried to keep to yourself, you were targeted and bullied. Cory learned fast in there to stand up for himself and be as bad as he could be. That was the class where someone tossed a knife under his table in the lunch room and they tried to charge him with bringing a weapon to school. We fought that one with everything in us because we always checked his backpack before he left for school and we knew that the knife they showed us was nothing that could have possibly come from our house. We know what we have and that was not one of our knives. The kitchen people were supposedly saying they "heard" the knife fall out of his pocket across a crowded lunch room. Yeah right. No way. We finally got to see the tapes and you could see this other kid walking by the table and dropping something and kicking it. </p><p></p><p>I pulled him out of this school immediately. In the long run it didnt help. He was so damaged from everything school had done to him plus everything else.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 506689, member: 1514"] SFR is right. You know my experience in HS for Cory. It was awful. Sped there is basically the worst of the worst. His BED room (which is the acronym for behaviorally and emotionally disordered) was filled with juvenile delinquents waiting to go to Department of Juvenile Justice, kids with bipolar, kids with schizophrenia, kids who had CD, kids with autism, kids with learning disabilities, just everything all together. One of the kids with schizophrenia was so far out there he would dig in his anus and pull out clumps of his own feces and throw them around the room. There was one teacher and one aide. They learned nothing. This was a multi-aged group from 9th grade up through 12th grade. If you were quiet and tried to keep to yourself, you were targeted and bullied. Cory learned fast in there to stand up for himself and be as bad as he could be. That was the class where someone tossed a knife under his table in the lunch room and they tried to charge him with bringing a weapon to school. We fought that one with everything in us because we always checked his backpack before he left for school and we knew that the knife they showed us was nothing that could have possibly come from our house. We know what we have and that was not one of our knives. The kitchen people were supposedly saying they "heard" the knife fall out of his pocket across a crowded lunch room. Yeah right. No way. We finally got to see the tapes and you could see this other kid walking by the table and dropping something and kicking it. I pulled him out of this school immediately. In the long run it didnt help. He was so damaged from everything school had done to him plus everything else. [/QUOTE]
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