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To: Dick Bachert
He also as much as admitted that the REAL reason they wanted ALL these kids in school was the $3,000.00 per kid per year (I’m sure that number is higher in 2001!) they then got from the state and federal government. Empty seats = lost funds. As in most things, follow the money.

I have a teacher friend.

He told me the school gets a certain amount of money per student based on the percentage on attendees per day.

If attendance is way down on a day they actually go out on the street and drag people in to fill the roster.

They also get something like $400 per 'handicapped' child.

ADHD is considered a handicap.
$$$$$

32 posted on 06/25/2006 11:34:25 AM PDT by Vinnie
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To: Vinnie

It is hard to get special ed designation, and the districts do not get enough money for special ed services, so they like to refuse them to qualified kids like my daughter (with brain damage).

In California, the amount of money the school gets is based on attendance. One school in San Jose, the principal asked parents to take their sick kids to school so they could be counted as being at school, and then pull the kids out sick.


75 posted on 06/25/2006 8:18:51 PM PDT by luckystarmom
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