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From: frankie
To: Me
Sent: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Please Read
They called me this morning and left a message that they needed to get in touch with you. I called back when I got out of my meeting and did not get through. Tell them that you need documentation of his behaviors and what was done. You need a track record of the times that they need assistance or wants some one to come and get him. If this happens often, then they can't deny that they need help in order for Corey to get his educational needs met as he is entitled. I will keep copy of email for council for children.
To: jacqueline.dillman@*****
From: Me
I just returned from a meeting I do apologize but certainly I am not expected to be at the beck and call of the class room it has only been 15 mins or so since your initial call. I am not sure what is going on but I am not going to pick Corey up from school. I don't want this year to be like last year was and frankly I can't afford for it to. I have a job a real job which I can barely hold on to with the already extreme circumstances I live with. I can't just jump up and leave my job. If this situation can not be handled in his autistic classroom with 3 staff members trained to educate autistic children. What in the world can I add to help things? I will come down during my lunch if it is still necessary and do my best to settle him down if you are unable to but I simply can't afford to leave work every time you have a "situation" in the room...
From: jacqueline.dillman@*****
To: Me
We have been trying to get in contact with you concerning Corey. He had a tantrum this morning in the cafeteria this morning around 8:00am, it is still continuing. He been hitting, pinching, spitting and digging his nails into myself and our two assistants. Currently he is with security until you are able to be reached. We need a response from you immediately. The principal has requested that he be removed from class today, to insure a safe learning environment for the rest of the class as well as the teachers. Please let us know what you want us to do.
Thank you for your support and cooperation.
To: Me
Sent: Wed, 1 Nov 2006 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Please Read
They called me this morning and left a message that they needed to get in touch with you. I called back when I got out of my meeting and did not get through. Tell them that you need documentation of his behaviors and what was done. You need a track record of the times that they need assistance or wants some one to come and get him. If this happens often, then they can't deny that they need help in order for Corey to get his educational needs met as he is entitled. I will keep copy of email for council for children.
To: jacqueline.dillman@*****
From: Me
I just returned from a meeting I do apologize but certainly I am not expected to be at the beck and call of the class room it has only been 15 mins or so since your initial call. I am not sure what is going on but I am not going to pick Corey up from school. I don't want this year to be like last year was and frankly I can't afford for it to. I have a job a real job which I can barely hold on to with the already extreme circumstances I live with. I can't just jump up and leave my job. If this situation can not be handled in his autistic classroom with 3 staff members trained to educate autistic children. What in the world can I add to help things? I will come down during my lunch if it is still necessary and do my best to settle him down if you are unable to but I simply can't afford to leave work every time you have a "situation" in the room...
From: jacqueline.dillman@*****
To: Me
We have been trying to get in contact with you concerning Corey. He had a tantrum this morning in the cafeteria this morning around 8:00am, it is still continuing. He been hitting, pinching, spitting and digging his nails into myself and our two assistants. Currently he is with security until you are able to be reached. We need a response from you immediately. The principal has requested that he be removed from class today, to insure a safe learning environment for the rest of the class as well as the teachers. Please let us know what you want us to do.
Thank you for your support and cooperation.
