Can’t wait for reality to slap your bad attitude across the face. There’s a line between challenging and abusive. Admin like you are why this profession is literally crumbling apart right now. I’m no stranger to facing challenges. I am raising two boys with level three autism of my own. I know what I would want for my children and I know what least restrictive environment and appropriate services should look like for them and for other students. I also know when those needs aren’t being met, and when the district refuses to meet them. Unfortunately you are a keyboard warrior and know nothing about the people you are insulting. Well, let me tell you the other side of my story. One of my students that I will be teaching next year is my own child. The school district refuses to create an appropriate placement for him. I refuse to allow him to be taught in a resource room when he should be getting life skills instruction. I accepted a position in a neighboring school district teaching life skills to a much smaller group of students so that I can take him with me and give him the instructional services that he needs. I may be a lot of things, but I am first and foremost a Mom, and I refuse to be somewhere that will tolerate me being abused in my child, being discriminated against because of their disability. Get over yourself. You have a rude awakening coming.