Guest guest Posted November 27, 2008 Report Share Posted November 27, 2008 Hi everyone, I have a very disturbing issue that has come up with my best friends five year old son ,Sam, at school this week. Sam (PDD-NOS) is in Kindergarten and has an IEP and BIP already established. In his IEP it specifically states that he is to have access to an alternative bathroom because of possible impulsive and inappropriate behavior with peers. Last Friday, during class rest time Sam entered the classroom bathroom unsupervised (there is no support during rest time) and there was already another child (girl) sitting on the toilet. When Sam came in the girl stood up and he proceeded to move her out of the way and grabbed her between the legs to do so and proceeded to use the restroom. Unfortunately, nobody witnessed the incident nor was Sam supervised. The girl told her parents what happened that night and the parents contacted the school. The girl was interviewed by the school social worker. Both children were interviewed by the Principal and Special Ed teacher. After all parties were informed and the situation was discussed everyone was happy with the way the situation was handled and the girl's parents understood the circumstances. Then, later in the week, Sam's parents were contacted by the school social worker to inform them that a report was filed with the Department of Human Services. The Department of Human Services stated that no further investigation was needed but now there is a formal record of the incident stating sexual abuse by an autistic child. This is very upsetting to Sam's parents and they would like to know what they can do to get this off Sam's record (State and/or county). Any advice would be greatly appreciated. My friend wants to stay anonymous so please forward any suggestions/advice to me or to the group. Thanks In Advance, Dayna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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