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<blockquote data-quote="flutterbee" data-source="post: 96494"><p>The junior high in our SD (I can't speak for elementary or middle school because if it existed it was never offered to us) has different levels of social skills 'training' depending on the student's need. They have a social studies class for students that need a lot of help in that with social skills. For those that still need some help, but maybe not as much as one on the autism spectrum, for example, the guidance counselor develops groups of students for special activities. </p><p></p><p>Of course, now that difficult child would be in a school where this is offered, she is not attending traditional school. But, I'm glad to know that my SD is doing something. I still communicate with the Prinicpal (she was VP last year and was promoted...I'm so happy for her and the school) and difficult child's SpEd teacher from last year. I think I'll forward this information to them, as well as to the District's Student Services Director.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for this info, Sheila.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flutterbee, post: 96494"] The junior high in our SD (I can't speak for elementary or middle school because if it existed it was never offered to us) has different levels of social skills 'training' depending on the student's need. They have a social studies class for students that need a lot of help in that with social skills. For those that still need some help, but maybe not as much as one on the autism spectrum, for example, the guidance counselor develops groups of students for special activities. Of course, now that difficult child would be in a school where this is offered, she is not attending traditional school. But, I'm glad to know that my SD is doing something. I still communicate with the Prinicpal (she was VP last year and was promoted...I'm so happy for her and the school) and difficult child's SpEd teacher from last year. I think I'll forward this information to them, as well as to the District's Student Services Director. Thanks for this info, Sheila. [/QUOTE]
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