It really burns my grits I can tell you. And she doesn't see therapist until Thursday, either. Teacher is the one who teachers her composition and social studies, so now she doesn't want to do those or language arts. GAH.
I do think it was wise of her to want her therapist and case worker to want to deal with the school instead of me, though. I was LIVID. I made it clear to her it's not her fault, she has an IEP for a REASON, it's to HELP HER, and her teacher was out of line telling her that.
She's still grounded from her Dsi for the meltdown, and she accepted that well enough once she calmed down. Progress!
