Did you know that your child might be attending school with another child that should be under constant supervision or in restraints? Maybe you do know it and maybe this child does have an attendant, but did you know that the attendant is prevented from restraining the "special" child unless they actually make a move to attack another person? Did you know that the restraint methods that the attendant can use is limited to the absolute minimum and that this might not be enough?
There are children in our public schools that should not be there. They should be in special care facilities that are designed and equipped to manage these children, the ones with brain injuries or defects that prevent them from being able to control their impulses, which cause them to strike out with intent to injure anyone within range of their hands, feet, teeth, or even head.
Why are they not there? Why are they allowed (if not forced) to attend public school? Why are the other parents not told of the true danger their child is subjected to everyday that one of these "special" children are in attendance? Why are the tax payers forced to pay for attendants for each and every "special" child when these children can be placed in group facilities at reduced cost and the danger to other children be reduced to normal levels?
Lots of questions, very few answers; I know there are many out there with the answers, let's hear them.