Guest guest Posted March 11, 2010 Report Share Posted March 11, 2010 Do any of you that have kids with DS/ASD have your child in a class that is not for kids with autism? Such as a id/spmd? Since my daughter got a new teacher this past year, her new teacher is recommending the intellectualy disabled, severely, profound, mentally disabled severe class. She does not know my daughter at all. Gave no reason for it except that she thought it would be best. Note, my daughter's iq is moderate in some areas and severe or profound in others. I talked with the AU 11 teacher and she said her kids she has this year are higher functioning and there is only one slot open for next year and 4 kids that need to move up and so ... and that she agreed with teacher that it was what she would recommend. Based on the new handbook that describes the classes, the setting sounds like the closest to what they think she needs. I don't agree since she has made progress in ways that they don't count or see evidently. Also, in this class she would be isolated from any typical peers or anything else school wise. She would be in this room for everything all day. I saw a class a few years ago and most of the kids were physically disabled. My daughter is not. I appreciate anything you can tell me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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