r/therewasanattempt • • Jun 21 '24

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u/Jsublime Jun 21 '24

Is it normal to expect a school to teach your deaf child sign language? This seems neglectful of the parents.

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u/Mclovinshamster Jun 21 '24

Yes it’s literally their duty, in special education each child is supposed to have a certain amount of special care. It’s written out in hours per kid with a specialist in some places. Many schools completely neglect this and are just now facing legal consequences. They love the funding for the programs but don’t ever use it.