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To: Amy J who wrote (182006)	2/2/2004 3:33:55 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1574848

RE: "He told me he had not done it because he had never gone home the previous day." Sounds like he's on his own, at a much too early age. Yeah, I'm afraid so.......also understand he was blowing me off.......probably was embarrassed by his behavior. So there's no venue to report his Rx situation to a school nurse or doctor? There is a school nurse but with some many kids on prescription drugs where do you begin? He is not the only one that is messed up by the drugs. I agree, they med kids way too much. It looks that way. 30 kids is a lot. We never had more than 15 or 20. It varies......some classes are smaller but these kids need to be in special classes until they get off the drugs. ted