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<blockquote data-quote="Lammie" data-source="post: 607891" data-attributes="member: 3306"><p>It is the law that your daughter is entitled to be in regular classes when possible and that she have all the accomodations she needs in order to be in those classes, including on field trips. I would have had a fit at the school if it were my child. There is no need for her to have been that humiliated on a school trip. You need to call a meeting at the school and get a few things settled. </p><p></p><p>I am sure you know this already, but a parent of a disabled child has an uphill battle to fight all that child's life, walking the thin line between allowing her to do everything she can for herself while making sure that she has the tools she needs for success. My hat's off to you, if I were wearing one right now...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lammie, post: 607891, member: 3306"] It is the law that your daughter is entitled to be in regular classes when possible and that she have all the accomodations she needs in order to be in those classes, including on field trips. I would have had a fit at the school if it were my child. There is no need for her to have been that humiliated on a school trip. You need to call a meeting at the school and get a few things settled. I am sure you know this already, but a parent of a disabled child has an uphill battle to fight all that child's life, walking the thin line between allowing her to do everything she can for herself while making sure that she has the tools she needs for success. My hat's off to you, if I were wearing one right now... [/QUOTE]
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