Scott Elementary School

When a child has "special needs" that means that they have needs that are special, and those needs must be accommodated for, at all times.It is not the child's job to accommodate to the neurotypical situation that they are in. It is, however, the child's caregiver's job to accommodate to the child, and make sure their needs are met, so they can be, and feel, sucessful. As a caregiver, it is your responsibility to provide the means needed for said sucess, and be willing to provide for the child who has said "special needs".If they are "uncontrollable in a neurotypical setting" that means the caregivers in that environment are failing as a caregiver, the child is NOT failing to assimilate to an impossibility, the caregiver(s) are responsible for the child's oppertunity to succeed and needs being met; To understand the child's needs and help them find balance between their world and ours -- If the child cannot do that (especially in only one enviroment), only the caregiver(s) are to blame.I have been requesting a meeting with the principal for several weeks. She can send me emails and voicemails complaint about having my child, but not speak to me directly, about what is going on in this school? -- I worry for the kids here.

The staff at FECC are exceptional. My daughter has flurished within the 4.5 months that she has attended this school. We have heard nothing but wonderful things regarding each Kindergarten teacher at this school. Of course, we are partial to Mrs. Davis simply because she is our daughter's teacher. She is patient, kind and extremely nurturing. To watch her in action is to watch someone whom was born to do the job she does. I am very pleased with this school and this school district. Our daughter is learning more than we ever imagined a child in Kindrgarten would.