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05.27.08, 10:25 AM Special Needs
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Struggling w/placement for ds with autism in Queens. In our experience, the 6-1-1 classes are too low functioning and the 12-1-1 is too big. Has anyone been able to get a 1:1 f/t para for their dc in a 12 class without suing? Feels hopeless, wish we could afford a private. [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
Special Needs 05.27.08, 10:25 AM Flag
 

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Can you afford a funded private? Assuming you get one, once the initial legal fee is paid, you are done forever. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.27.08, 10:43 AM Flag
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^I'm specifically thinking of Learning Spring or the Child School. Both of them have small classes but the kids are higher functioning than in the 6:1:1 in publics. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.27.08, 10:44 AM Flag
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We were given this (for toileting) 12:1:1 with health para in special ed class in our community school; however that was not an appropriate setting. We ended up in a private sn school and we are in the midst of suing for reimbursement. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.27.08, 04:07 PM Flag
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