Songbird76
Well-Known Member
Oh he probably has that. You don't get into my son's school without having been tested for and diagnosed with Autism, severe ADHD, or Oppositional Defiant disorder. You can't get in without a diagnosis, and proof that the kid can't be in a regular school because they need help that a regular school can't offer. And DS's school has on site Psychological staff and various programs through the school for mental health issues. DS also has a psychologist that he sees regularly...I imagine this kid probably has gone through similar channels, but where DS was sped through the process because of the severity of his case, this boy has probably been waiting to be approved since before DS even applied. Someone I work with applied for her son to go to the high school (same school, different campus) and it took MONTHS to get his approval and he had a diagnosis already when he was 5 or 6. So knowing this kid who is now at the school with DS, I'm sure he was evaluated and required to get help to stay in school until he could be placed at DS's school. Heck, he could be one of the kids who was expelled for bullying DS. We know there was at least one other boy who was expelled, and the school wouldn't tell us WHO they were taking a closer look at, but there were a few boys who they were considering expulsion for because of the bullying...not just of DS, but many other kids as well. But this kid was definitely one of the big names we heard....the kid would walk down the hall right next to DS and continuously step on his feet and "pretend" he didn't see him, among other things. But he would have had to get counseling before they decided he couldn't be in a regular school, I'm sure.Sounds like that other kid needs some psychiatric counseling.