The School of the Kingdom

My son is ESE, in an ASD mod. Today I picked him up my son who rides in carseat and was told I am not allowed to strap him into the seat. So I asked if they would and was told they would not. Then they asked me to pull up out of the line. So I did and then they threatened to call the cops as I was strapping him in. How am I supposed to pick up my child safely from school. What happens if he opens the door and falls out. As I am moving the car so called 20 feet. Why does this school have so little regard for a child's safety.

The class sizes are fairly large leaving little time for one on one. The teacher my son was given had a lot of concerning behavior which I addressed several times. Now with less than a month of school left I finally feel like we are starting to get somewhere but its far too late. I spoke personally with the school administration before enrolling my son because of his health issues and behavior. My sons doctor advised me that my sons accommodations were not suited for him and that needed to be addressed as well. I am aware that every school has different funding. I am also aware that a school that wants to help will regardless. I do not have a lot of faith in main stream school system which I do my best to overlook. I wish there were more places available for my son and children like him to learn and be successful.

By far the worst experience I've had with any school.

I just read the review about the ADHD child, and how the parent holds the school wholly & personally responsible for their child being passed on; while failing math. I believe that the parent should be the child's First teacher, and should partnership with the teacher to meet as best they can, the needs of each child. Just because the classes are smaller than in public school, does'nt guarantee that each child will learn & excel the "same". I have a 4 yr. college degree, but I did not recieve "Specialized Training" to deal with learning disabilities. You see "specialized training" commands more monetary compensation, and No school can afford to put every learning deficient child - one-on-one- with a specialized teacher . Fl. Public School- Salary $28K/Year. Instead, teacher's struggle with the political mandate of "No Child Left Behind" - And, All of the blame from parents. Be part of the solution for children, not part of the problem.