Have you considered the fact that with all the scores you mentioned on this and other posts, your son may not fit into any public school class?
Yes. I'm hearing this already from people at the district and a private doctor. The more I poke around, I see that we'd be facing a pretty hefty move to find a campus that is well-suited. But such a move would not be wise for us in this economy. I really don't want him learning all about "tent cities" through immersion.
I know you mentioned homeschooling wouldn't work for your family, are there any other options in your area?
Only a private school with far fewer resources.
One reason I'm wanting to stick it out here is that unlike many of the stories I read about, I believe that the school & district genuinely want to help. The teacher, well, he'll come around in time -- but everyone has been fantastic. And that's one heck of a good starting point.
I know there's a solution in here somewhere... I just gotta turn over some more rocks.
