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<blockquote data-quote="zddoodah" data-source="post: 332320" data-attributes="member: 118845">I&#039;m still confused.&nbsp; As far as I can figure, four years ago (so roughly 2018), your son was drugged (with some unnamed drug(s)) by &quot;teachers&quot; (plural) and placed in a small bathroom (for some unstated reason).&nbsp; You said that &quot;he was removed that day . . . [and] has not been back.&quot;&nbsp; I assume that means you unenrolled him at that school.There&#039;s a bunch of other stuff that isn&#039;t really clear, but you still haven&#039;t asked a question.&nbsp; You told us that &quot;they are using seclusion as the premises for him being detained,&quot; but that doesn&#039;t make any sense, and it&#039;s not clear who &quot;they&quot; are.&nbsp; You cited this as the reason for posting, but I&#039;m not sure what to make of that.If your child was drugged without authorization from you or a doctor whom you had authorized to treat your child, that&#039;s a crime that should have been reported to the police.&nbsp; It&#039;s not clear whether &quot;plac[ing] [him] in a small bathroom&quot; was in appropriate or not.&nbsp; In one of your more recent posts, you&#039;ve got references to &quot;children&quot; (plural), but it&#039;s not clear why.If you want to pursue a legal remedy against the school and/or one or more employees of the school, you should consult with a local attorney.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zddoodah, post: 332320, member: 118845"] I'm still confused. As far as I can figure, four years ago (so roughly 2018), your son was drugged (with some unnamed drug(s)) by "teachers" (plural) and placed in a small bathroom (for some unstated reason). You said that "he was removed that day . . . [and] has not been back." I assume that means you unenrolled him at that school. There's a bunch of other stuff that isn't really clear, but you still haven't asked a question. You told us that "they are using seclusion as the premises for him being detained," but that doesn't make any sense, and it's not clear who "they" are. You cited this as the reason for posting, but I'm not sure what to make of that. If your child was drugged without authorization from you or a doctor whom you had authorized to treat your child, that's a crime that should have been reported to the police. It's not clear whether "plac[ing] [him] in a small bathroom" was in appropriate or not. In one of your more recent posts, you've got references to "children" (plural), but it's not clear why. If you want to pursue a legal remedy against the school and/or one or more employees of the school, you should consult with a local attorney. [/QUOTE]

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