Now I am not trying to advocate violence but abusing special needs students should carry a sentence that removes them from life.

As we all know from history class the mentally ill or physically challenged were the ones to suffer the brunt of physical, mental, and emotional abuse. As a result that mindset has wormed its way into the subconscious.  Having several family member that teach I know that many, many, many schools in the American education system do not support the teachers in any way when it comes to handling students that are unruly, whether that be for controllable or uncontrollable reasons. This does not, in my book, remove personal responsibility from the educator for their actions. I believe the only way we are going to ever put a stop to the majority of these kinds of behaviors from educators is to return to supporting them instead of making them the enemy from the beginning as so many parents and administrators do.

http://eagnews.org/claim-teacher-held-autistic-child-upside-down-in-garbage-can-to-calm-him-down/

And sadly I also just came across this one as well.

http://eagnews.org/teacher-classmates-gag-special-needs-student-with-duct-tape-after-talking-during-movie/

Apparently another special needs kid was being somewhat annoying to other classmates and the teacher by talking during the movie and they duct-taped his mouth shut.

I’d fire that teacher. One thing really bad for autistic children is that they don’t complain or express pain from abuse. It’s pretty scary.

If one looks at the architecture of these “schools”, one sees them for what they are – prisons.

At least in those twelve unfortunate years, I learned enough about people to know that I do not wish to deal with them except in limited circumstances.

One long enough for inmates who were on the receiving end of physical abuse as children to explain what it’s like to her.

In the meantime she shouldn’t be allowed to increase any medical insurance she has nor be allowed to purchase any anew.