Onthemove19714 years ago

Jennifer425- thanks for bringing this issue up. I think we all question if I child is in the right place.. what is it about the school that you think is not the right fit? Also, just curious what have you tried to do to help your son cope with his behavior issues and peer interection issues?

Has the school offered him an educational plan? Or have you asked?

Hope we can help you.

Take care

jennifer425 in reply to Onthemove19714 years ago

Bullying in school , bullying on the bus i already talked to them about it and nothing has been changed also the kids their have all different kinds of dosabilities and he sees kids acting so so how is he supposed to changed?

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anirush4 years ago

Kids with ADHD are different and other kids pick up on that. Both my daughter and my 2 grandsons I am helping to raise have had trouble with bullying. None of them have had a lot of friends but a couple of close friends at least are important.

In this area most schools that specialize in ADHD kids are private schools with high tuitions that I could never afford. We have had to do our best working on medications to stabilize and help them concentrate, and I.E.P's to help them in school.

jennifer425 in reply to anirush4 years ago

I will like my son to be in a school just for adhd

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anirush in reply to jennifer4254 years ago

Contact NAMI In your area and see if they can help. They should be able to give you a list of schools that specialize in ADHD.

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jennifer425 in reply to anirush4 years ago

Oh yea im going to do that

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Onthemove1971 in reply to jennifer4254 years ago

You do understand that then his peer group will only be kids with ADHD, not regular kids. We feel that our son needs to learn to get along with everyone becuase college and real life are not separate.

Here are some suggestion of how to help your son: set up an educational plan IEP/504 plan, get him thearpy to learn how to deal with the issues that come up and help him by giving him medication. In addition take parenting training to learn how to structure down time and discipline. Hope these suggestions help.

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jennifer425 in reply to Onthemove19714 years ago

The school that he goes to dont have regular kids , the kids there have more serious problema then him , and his already in therapy .

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Onthemove1971 in reply to jennifer4254 years ago

Yes that is my point. If he is in a school with all kids that have some kind of issue there tends to be more issues. If he were in a general education environment role models would be kids without issues. Have you thought about a charter with general education? Private school tend to not understand or know how to deal with children with special needs.

Good luck

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jennifer425 in reply to Onthemove19714 years ago

I was reading of charter schools but i see is for regular kids i dont think his ready for regular school yet, he has alot of behavioral issues , once he was in a school where kids where more stable and they couldnt handle him. His 10

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