Aisha Roscoe

Yeah, I mean, that type of behavior is so difficult.

I mean, I've seen it and, you know, I hear about it from some of my kids' classmates.

They'll say, you know, a certain kid is throwing chairs.

And even one of my kids was like, you know...

this little boy in class, he needs therapy because he keeps throwing chairs, right?

Like, he has some anger issues.

But it's disruptive to the entire class.

You know, I've had, like, my friend's child got injured when a child pushed her.

She had to get stitches.

So, I mean, there's a lot of complications with having kids in a class where

who are kind of having this explosive behavior.

But I think also for the mother of the child who's trying to, whose child gets that label, how challenging that must be for her as well.

What was Crystal's reaction and what does she think about him going to a separate school?

It sounds like Walt was getting the help that he needed, the close supervision, therapy, a mentor.

Did it help?

So what happened after elementary school?

So how did he do in a regular middle school?

So if you're getting into fights, did that mean that he was also getting suspended a lot?

Okay.

So if you're missing class from suspensions, then that's definitely going to interrupt your learning.