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RobertBruce:
--- Quote ---If more TBS were opened, eventually they would clarify regulations that applied specifically to them.
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See DeSisto School.
Troll Control:
Right now, these are the facts available:
1. ASR is classified by the state. They are classified as a "Special Education School".
2. ASR does not employ any licensed teachers nor any special educators, so they remain "unapproved" by the state.
3. ASR does not appear in the Mohawk Trails Regional School District's comprehensive review for 2007 which indicates their "partnership" with the district has ended in 2007.
4. ASR remains unaccredited and is legally barred by the state from issuing state sanctioned diplomas.
The other licensing issues will be hammered out through a state investigation. For now, all we can really be sure of is that ASR is already classified by the state as "Special Education" and that ASR fails to meet the minimum standards prescribed under law.
The other assertions will have to be examined by the state, although, historically speaking, these investigations result in so-called "TBS's" being forced to license as RTC's or RCF's, so the odds-on favorite is exactly that - that, at the end of the day, ASR will be forced to license or close like many others that followed the same path.
We'll have to see how it plays out...
TheWho:
Well, why don’t we accept them for what they are "Half Truths"...Ha,Ha,Ha,... Let’s sharpen our pencils a little and add some more facts:
1. ASR has been operating this way for a decade with full sanction from the State of Massachusetts and are sanctioned to hand out high school diplomas. 100% of the kids move on to college if they choose to.
2. No investigations are being done on ASR and there are no complaints filed against them.
3. The state has no classification for TBS so they were classified as a "Special ed school", with note that they are not held to this classes regulations.
4. ASR has not sought approval as a Special ed school because they are a hybrid (Part Private boarding school, part therapy school). The state needs to reclassify or special regulations need to be defined for TBS's.
Until such time as the state defines a class for TBS's, schools like ASR will have to remain in limbo and work the best they can with the laws that apply to other categories.
Lets not beat the school up because the state cant find the time to develop a category for them
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RobertBruce:
--- Quote ---Until such time as the state defines a class for TBS's, schools like ASR will have to remain in limbo and work the best they can with the laws that apply to other categories.
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We'll see. Until that time why don't you think about what argument you plan on making to the state agencies about why some compaines should be allowed to operate outside of the law.
As to your other garbage, the facts have been made quite clear. No one needs to hear any more of your propoganda or misinformation. Please keep it to yourself as you arent convincing anyone and we've already proven you wrong dozens of times over.
Troll Control:
--- Quote ---...and are sanctioned to hand out high school diplomas.
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Half truths? This is a no truth! Ha, ha, ha. Gotta love that kind of desperation.
Reminder: ASR is not an accredited school. Unaccredited schools are not allowed to hand out state sanctioned diplomas.
Calm down, stop being so rash. People understand you're not telling the truth, so stamping your feet and throwing a baby tantrum aren't going to change anything. Ha, ha, ha. Aren't you an adult? You act just like a child, ha, ha, ha...
Does anybody else see the rich irony that by compulsively responding with blatant lies TheWho is bringing all kinds of attention and negative publicity to his precious ASR? That he's destroying any shred of benefit of the doubt people have given ASR because he's so desperate to respond, even with lies?
Ha, ha, ha...
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