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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 389347" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Shari, I'm tapering off my responses to you because I don't think you're listening or want to hear them. I can't tell you what you want to hear. There are many good people jhere with the best intentions but law and "what is right" doesn't always come without a fight and that fight can be very expensive- over $10,000. </p><p></p><p>in my humble opinion, this sd is NOT goimg to let this go and you are not going to win this way. in my humble opinion, here are your choices- 1) go to the county team and try to find a truce situation, 2) continue fighting the the sd and risk the HIGH opportunity that Wee ends up in Department of Juvenile Justice- not right now but in middle or high school years, 3) pay the money to get a good Special Education attny and fight this, 4) move and find a better jurisdiction, maybe, 5) continue going as you're going.</p><p></p><p>I hope this doesn't come across as offensive to anyone but while federal law might dictate one thing, if you don't have the resources to get an attny and prove it in court, it might as well be lip service when it comes to defending yourself or your difficult child in a courtroom.</p><p></p><p>I'm sorry but I personally think you cannot keep on the way nyou have been and expect to win this fight - no matter what is written in federal law. If you are sure about it, forget the advocate and get an attny who's willing to fight this battle on a federal level. Having the super's phone number will not win this fight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 389347, member: 3699"] Shari, I'm tapering off my responses to you because I don't think you're listening or want to hear them. I can't tell you what you want to hear. There are many good people jhere with the best intentions but law and "what is right" doesn't always come without a fight and that fight can be very expensive- over $10,000. in my humble opinion, this sd is NOT goimg to let this go and you are not going to win this way. in my humble opinion, here are your choices- 1) go to the county team and try to find a truce situation, 2) continue fighting the the sd and risk the HIGH opportunity that Wee ends up in Department of Juvenile Justice- not right now but in middle or high school years, 3) pay the money to get a good Special Education attny and fight this, 4) move and find a better jurisdiction, maybe, 5) continue going as you're going. I hope this doesn't come across as offensive to anyone but while federal law might dictate one thing, if you don't have the resources to get an attny and prove it in court, it might as well be lip service when it comes to defending yourself or your difficult child in a courtroom. I'm sorry but I personally think you cannot keep on the way nyou have been and expect to win this fight - no matter what is written in federal law. If you are sure about it, forget the advocate and get an attny who's willing to fight this battle on a federal level. Having the super's phone number will not win this fight. [/QUOTE]
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