I picked up Smiley from daycare and was notified that he cannot attend there anymore after he turns 4, because they are only licensed to take kids under the age of 4. Sounds, fishy, considering they've had kids over 4, but I accept that and they send me home with a letter...
The first paragraph explains the age issue which is fine, but the second paragraph says that there had been some changes in their liability policy which precludes them from keeping children with any physical, emotional, or mental disabilities. The next paragraph reccommends(yes, they make a reccommendation) that Smiley be placed in a special school where he can receive the attention and training they cannot provide and that he has the potential to live a better life with proper schooling.
Ok, I really don't want to sound like a bitch and expect them to cater to my kid, but he's not much different than a 1 yr old child, and the size of a 1 yr old child.
So any legal people here? Help me out.
Can insurance company from a STATE CERTIFIED daycare really tell them they cannot accept any children with disabilities? If so, then technically Smiley should have to drop out now, not on his 4th birthday in 3 weeks right?