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Could use an infobox, but needs some formatting, expanison, and some more sources to move up to B. Should definatly mention it is in the United States in the first sentence or two. Aboutmovies 16:16, 14 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Residential School for my son who turned 15, last week

What do you know about ADHD/Bi-Polar/Learning Disabilities? My son was diagnosed at age 7. Bi-Polar Mom and other son. My son's grades this last school year are all F's...... Now a teen in MANIA. Last year was the first year we placed the ED Emotional Disturbed on him. To qualify for Adolescent Day Treatment. Was a great student but again receiving F's. This facility was 2.5 hours academic instruction the rest Mental Health. This last school year attending a Regular Middle School w/sibbling. Never a problem at school, but, failing academically and as of today has not attended school for past 4 weeks.

I feel that he is in Mania and involved in very risky/dangerous behavior. Staying out until 4:00 AM Smoking Drinking Stealing Bumming

I work w/school they say call the police. police say call the school.

Bottom LINE.

They want my son to get in trouble w/the LAW and become a juvenile offender so that they (Juvenile Probation)

can take charge........ I call it passing the buck.

Meanwhile I can't get the much needed services my son needs. As the rate he is going, he will be dead this year.

A MOM, ADVOCATE for my Sons,

What to do?????? School gave him him a S/Emotional Test and said this year he is not ED Emotional Disturbed. Yet, my son's Psychiatrist say's he is..... I can be reached anytime at (559) 704-7893 Mother needs help!

I am a resource person who shares at every CAC Meeting every month. That would be a SELPA meeting. But, now I need help! ```` —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.182.48.167 (talk) 18:42, 24 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]