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  1. Mayra's post in Child getting hurt at school was marked as the answer   
    Hello Carolyn. Thank you for answering my question. My daughter does have a 1:1. And an IEP.  It is why I’m very concerned because usually this is happening while teacher is out. We had IEP two weeks ago and I addressed this concern. The special ed teacher said all staff is highly trained and that my daughter is just very fast and very strong. They also said legally they cannot restrain  her. So they try to redirect her to safely or to her activities.  
    my daughter has no safety awareness and is very accident prone. And at this point I don’t trust aids or school staff with her safety. 

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