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"What's even more shocking in this bizarre story at Thompson Elementary -- those who allegedly sexually assaulted Pam’s 8-year-old special-needs son are also special-needs students."
"He told me two kids, two 10-year-olds, molested him on the school bus, and the bus driver wasn't listening, and she wasn't paying attention to him," the mom, who we are calling Pam, said."
"Those two boys have been arrested and charged with sexual assault, their parents said."
Read more: Special-Needs Children Charged with Sexual Assaulting Fellow Student (http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/news/local/120106-special-needs-children-charged-with-sexual-assaulting-fellow-student#ixzz1jGAY9Qkk - broken link)
Special-Needs Children Charged with Sexual Assaulting Fellow Student (http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/news/local/120106-special-needs-children-charged-with-sexual-assaulting-fellow-student - broken link)
This story is so disturbing on so many levels. Why are 10 year old children being arrested for sexually assaulting an 8 year old child - all whom were "special needs?" Where in the heck was the supervision for these "special needs kids" Where are the charges for the Bus Driver or attendents on the bus? Obviously needed some. Where did these kids learn this behavior? Again, where is the adult supervision of children these days?
Uh, "special education" explicitly abandons the "everyone is equal" education model.
My main question here is, where did ten-year-olds learn this behavior in the first place? As I recall, sexualized behavior *by* a child is considered a good, though not perfect, indicator of sexual abuse *of* that child.
Uh, "special education" explicitly abandons the "everyone is equal" education model.
My main question here is, where did ten-year-olds learn this behavior in the first place? As I recall, sexualized behavior *by* a child is considered a good, though not perfect, indicator of sexual abuse *of* that child.
It used to but doesn't anymore. It's called mainstream immersion.
And sped students are tested for NCLB at their grade level, not ability level.
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