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Subject: Help With School


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Kelly (Frustrated)
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Date Posted: 18:15:58 07/05/11 Tue

I have an 8th grader who up until this point has been progressing in School. This past year the School and I have come to a road block. He seems to have dropped with his grades and all the school wants to do at this point is medicate him. He has been evaluated and is on a low dose of meds. The school does not want to give me a game plan as to what next year will consist of as to his education program (Wilson program ect.). What can I do as I don't want his to have a year like last year. What are my options to make the School truely meet his needs?

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Re: Help With SchoolRussell Van Brocklen19:53:51 07/21/11 Thu


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