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07.24.08, 06:23 AM NY Schools
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Can someone please explain how the "inclusion" class works in public elementary schools in Manhattan? Are the kids considered "inclusion" kids physically handicapped or could we theoretically end up with some psycho kid who harms others? [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
NY Schools 07.24.08, 06:23 AM Flag
 

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I think most of the kids have minor issues, like speech or sensory or fine motor skills. Psycho kid would get kicked out of school. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 07.24.08, 07:15 AM Flag
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Agree, but there was a psycho kid in my dc's ctt class this year and they couldn't get him out. Parent fought legally to keep the child in regular school. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 07.24.08, 07:21 AM Flag
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How was the experience for your dc otherwise? Was it a K class? [ Reply | More
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General Topics 07.24.08, 07:50 AM Flag
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Psycho is not a nice way to put it, so let's say dcs w/ behavioral issues. Unfortunately, not true. Dc was in a CTT class where there were 4 dcs w/ behavioral issues, acting out, not listening to teachers, threatening to throw chair, and in one case, actually throwing the chair and other hard objects. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 07.24.08, 08:04 AM Flag
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