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I'm seething tonight about our youngest daughter's middle school and the changes they're making to special needs accommodations (m)

Posted on September 21, 2026 at 11:35:41 PM by wolvalum

This probably won't seem like an issue to most of you guys, but it's really grinding my gears. The principal sent an email to us an hour ago (who sends parents an email at 10pm?) letting us know that drop-off and pick-up procedures will need to fall inline with the rest of the student body. Our daughter's paraeducator (her 1:1 companion who helps her through her classes) can't text us if anything goes wrong, just email. If the paraeducator is going to be absent, she can't text us, and there will be a substitute there. Our daughter is shunned by the other students this age and her para is her only real friend in the school. She's autistic, in addition to having CP, so she doesn't deal with unexpected change well. Our para has been told she can't text us directly about anything. All of this is a problem.

We've had great experiences in this school district with having our daughter's needs addressed. So much love and empathy. This new principal was promoted last year and it's been one issue after another. She's in over her head.

We've had our older 2 kids go through with no issues. I guess we need to just ride this out for the next 8 months, until our daughter heads to high school.

And for as annoyed as I am, my wife is completely pissed. When this principal starts indirectly cockblocking me, I've reached my breaking point.

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