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There are many children, with and without special needs, for which nursery school is just not a good idea at age 3. I can't imagine what a nightmare my son would have been if he was in nursery school at 3-- he would not have lasted 2 hours -- seriously:)
Anyway, my point is-- do you HAVE to send her to nursery school? Is it being suggested for her development? If not, maybe you should withdraw her, and then try again later when she's 4 or even 5. My son did not attend pre-K -- at all. He went to K without any formal "socialization." He is getting along pretty well -- makes top grades, honors classes, and is making friends-- and he has ADHD and is not medicated. I don't think that his failure to attend nursery school made any difference in his long term progress.
There are many children, with and without special needs, for which nursery school is just not a good idea at age 3. I can't imagine what a nightmare my son would have been if he was in nursery school at 3-- he would not have lasted 2 hours -- seriously:)
Anyway, my point is-- do you HAVE to send her to nursery school? Is it being suggested for her development? If not, maybe you should withdraw her, and then try again later when she's 4 or even 5. My son did not attend pre-K -- at all. He went to K without any formal "socialization." He is getting along pretty well -- makes top grades, honors classes, and is making friends-- and he has ADHD and is not medicated. I don't think that his failure to attend nursery school made any difference in his long term progress.