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Oct 27, 2002
I'm looking for others with experience in educating a child
w/ Asperger's syndrome. My 3rd grader recieves some special
ed. through public school (traditional classroom)and
is "surviving", however I can see how unfit this situation
is for him. I'm researching alternative typres of schools
and educational systems that would be better suited to his
disability (and remarkable abilities, too)and am interested
in connecting with anyone who might be of help.
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