Southgate

My daughter struggled in the school I was told she needed an IEP and also needed to be medicated. We did try the meds which did not work because she did not need them. We put her in a different school and now she is doing much better. I later found out the school is only meeting proficiency at 8%, 92% of the school is failing the state proficiency expectations. Knowing this the school still tried to medicate my child and give her an IEP, neither of which she needed.