Data shows 1 out of 4 kids sent home from TN public schools are disabled

[Jilly_in_VA]

5. We had an idiot superintendent when my son was in school

but for some reason he was terrified of my late ex, probably because he knew late ex knew the law and would sue (his best buddy was an attorney who had a witheringly scornful way about him when he wanted to). He'd hide in his office when he saw our car and send the special ed superintendent to talk to him. We always got what we asked for and sometimes more. It dated back to the days when we found out the SoS had taken our son's teacher's computers (purchased with DOE funds for special ed use) for his personal use and got found out by guess who?) and we threatened to sue unless they were given back. Threats are everything. Sometimes you don't need anything more.