In a message dated 6/25/00 8:32:42 AM Central Daylight Time,
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> > The old excuse of "my dog ate my homework" has been replaced by
> > "I got an ADHD diagnosis." Since this labeling brings more money
> > into the schools, it's not surprising that schools often pressure
> > parents to get an ADHD diagnosis and put their child on Ritalin.
How does having many students with an ADHD diagnosis bring more money to
the schools? Do they get a higher per diem per child for ADHD? Is it really
classified as a disability? I guess so..........
Samantha
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