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Update - Although my son did miss out on some school activities, he is returning to school February 13th and will graduate in May with his class. It has definitely been a life lesson for him. The homebound education was not perfect by any means but it worked to get all his credits. The biggest thing that made it work was being an involved parent. The homebound started out a little slow but once they knew I was going to be involved and ask a million questions, things really improved.
I'm glad everything is going good. Far too often, the future of a teenager isn't decided by them, but rather forced upon them by over zealous people in a position of authority, as well as zero tolerance and other stupid laws/rules. It is good to hear you managed to find a reasonable way to not have your child's future destroyed.
Update - Although my son did miss out on some school activities, he is returning to school February 13th and will graduate in May with his class. It has definitely been a life lesson for him. The homebound education was not perfect by any means but it worked to get all his credits. The biggest thing that made it work was being an involved parent. The homebound started out a little slow but once they knew I was going to be involved and ask a million questions, things really improved.
Thank you so much for the update. I can only imagine how difficult this challenge has been for you and your family. Good luck!
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