Please, please help asap!

[LadyRose]

I'm not going to go back and forth with you. I'll just leave it at you assume a lot, so thanks for the laughs. Are you always so far off the mark in your legal *and* pseudo-psychological advice? In glancing through some of your past responses, it would seem so.

 

[Indiana Filer]

This is not always true.

If your child's counselor agrees with you that this move would be unhealthy for your child, he/she could write a recommendation to that affect. You can then take this recommendation to whoever handles special education and 504 accomodations at your child's school. I can't guarantee that it will work, but it is an option.

Unless the child is in special ed, or has a disability of some sort, an IEP or 504 accomodations aren't appropriate. Those are for those with disabilities, not for a child who has a mother who doesn't understand how schools work.

The child will get over this a lot more quickly if mom makes this into a good thing. If mom over reacts and blames people for this non-existent problem. the child will stress out. Not because of the move, but because of mom's inability to cope with reality.

 

[rmet4nzkx]

I'm not going to go back and forth with you.
It appears that you are.

I'll just leave it at you assume a lot, so thanks for the laughs.
There is little to assume in your case, you demonstrate your failure to follow the rules of this forum, you use profanity without provokation or cause and are controlling. You did not do your research and you are the one adding to the instability of your children. I take it the "letter" from your daughter's counselor didn't change the school's decision to redistribute with the addition of a new teacher. Smaller class size is in your child's favor and gives her more attention. I'm glad that I'm not having to deal with you on any basis.

Are you always so far off the mark in your legal
and just who are you to assume that? Your actual legal questions here have been few once we had the information from you so we could give advice, there was nothing wrong with my legal advise to you.
*and* pseudo-psychological advice?
Of course you have to put a "?" after "pseudo-psychological advice" because I gave none.

In glancing through some of your past responses, it would seem so.
Glance, indeed, as well as you researched international travel and couldn't find the US State Department site??? Not much of a perfectionist are you, nor like when someone actually documents what you said rather than assume as you claim. And you say you are not controlling?

Nothing has changed, get a grip on yourself and get some counseling for yourself and quit blaming everyone else for your problems. What you are doing may get you attention but not the kind you want.

 

[LadyRose]

"I take it the "letter" from your daughter's counselor didn't change the school's decision to redistribute with the addition of a new teacher. Smaller class size is in your child's favor and gives her more attention."

Once again, you would be wrong. My daughter has been left in her original class, thanks to that letter. And she's IN a smaller class, as children were pulled from the already existing classes, to make ALL of the classes of smaller and equal size.

And you call me dense.

Locking the thread now in keeping with my 'need to control' things.