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Where do you suggest they put him? If it was a classroom restroom then I’m sure it was cleaned and it wasn’t still used as a restroom. And the teachers were right there in the classroom. Sounds like the best solution all around.

If he’s that bad off, he shouldn’t be in school but a facility that can meet his extra special needs.

Everyone can get their flame throwers ready---WHY is a child who clearly cannot DEAL with everyday daily situations placed in them?? They cannot cope-THAT is child abuse! If anyone needs a virtual isolation tank to function, you do NOT throw them into a situation where they stand out as 'special' forcing everyone else to adapt to them. It's like putting a paraplegic into ballet school! They do NOT have the ability, they ARE going to be frustrated and being the only disabled person in the room isn't going to be cured by pretending it's good for them.
Someone tell me how being put in a situation you cannot handle is beneficial, or how having to be there but separated visually, audibly or physically does anything other than hurt the disabled child. Medical and psychological handicaps cannot be magically cured by pretending they don't exist. Normal is not transmissible by association.
It's like putting a kid in a pedal car in the Indy 500-tragic.