Egoslayer
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If she had this medical condition why in the heck did the school threaten to throw the father in jail if she misses any more school. They should be finding a solution to help that poor little girl. This forces the father to send her to school even when she is very sick or weak with her Turners Syndrome.
I'm hoping someone in that area goes to that school and ask if they throw parents in jail when very ill children can't make it to school. Now days they have teachers who can visit the child at home and bring student the days school work. Seems something should have been worked out.
I had asthma and it was very bad when I was that age. Many many years I had to go to extra tutoring or summer school to make up my days missed. I often missed more than the allowed days. Something is wrong that this school had no regard for that child's medical condition.
I had a disability where I couldnt run and almost didn't graduate hs because of it. I was a couple AP's, pretty good GPA, but I couldn't run, and they wouldn't let me graduate. I had MULTIPLE doctors notes, from so many specialists and my family doctor, and ultimately my dad had to storm the front office and threaten to sue and they let me pass PE without running the mile in under 7 minutes or whatever the requirement was. I cried so many times at my doctors office but he told me, if I run my condition will worsen, but there's nothing he can do about the school except write notes.
I am not the only one to go through this. Public school rarely is in favor of whats best for the student. I can guarantee you that FLA schools get their funding based on attendance. This is why they stress it so much, they don't care WHY the child is not attending.