This school is blatantly violating the ADA by not allowing the Psychiatric Service Dog to accompany it's owner. This dog is obviously trained to perform a physical task that mitigates a psychiatric disability and therefore qualifies as a service dog under the ADA.
i hope they got justice. i have a ptsd service dog bc i literally get triggerd by being in school itself as i am a school shooting survivor. i could not imagine dealing with the stress and frustration of this.,
And that's why I had to pull my daughter out of public school. She suffered from conversion disorder drop seizures. The school told us they are educators, not psychiatrists (even though there's one on staff). I also have military PTSD & take my PTSD service dog everywhere. Baring the concert I was kicked out of because I had a service dog (for whom I had hearing protection for).
The school needs educated. And the attorney needs to quit his job because he does not know the law. It is not an ESA or therapy dog. They r completely different. It is a psychiatric service dog for PTSD which is a disability. PSDs r real service dogs, they r not ESAs or TDs. The school broke ADA laws. They committed a federal crime. Not only should they be charged, but they should be sued too.
It’s so upsetting to see stuff like this! I don’t even tho how hard it would be to live with such a horrible mental disability and be denied of your own medical equipment and yes service dogs are named as medical equipment it must so dehumanising to be fake claimed to
The school is 100% in the wrong and r breaking laws. Their attorney's comment about ESAs and TAs r irrelevant being the fact that that it is neither of those, it is a SA. And SAs have public access rights, and the school has zero rights in denying it.
That is NOT an Emotional Support Animal, which is literally an untrained animal. This dog has been specifically trained to mitigate his disability. As such, the school district does not have the legal grounds to keep them off school property!
I'm confused... Is the dog a "service dog" or a "therapy dog"? This child...CHILD...needs to have a "SERVICE" dog...the school is treating this as a therapy dog, so I'm assuming it's not a certified "SERVICE" dog. Funds should be raised to train his dog to be certified for him. This frustrates me... he's a child with a medical diagnosis...ugh
There is no reasons he should have to home school of he doesn't want to. The school should know and obey the laws. A school that does not know the laws, has no business being a school to teach others then.
Just because u don't understand service dogs, and u don't know this kid and his situation, and u have personal trust issues, doesn't mean this kid should not be allowed to have his service dog with him at school, and does not mean he can not handle his own service dog by himself. Quit being so judgmental.
@@milesmanges provide a link for that story. Also those kids should be kicked out of the school and charged then. Again, it is not a reason for this student to not be allowed to have his service dog with him at the school though.
@@dyl923gonz7 I don’t know what you mean by this but by all means it honestly seems rude. You most likely do not live with ptsd so you probably does not know what it’s like and how dehumanising it is to be fake claimed …
I would take the school to court for refusing the student to have his dog with him.
This school is blatantly violating the ADA by not allowing the Psychiatric Service Dog to accompany it's owner. This dog is obviously trained to perform a physical task that mitigates a psychiatric disability and therefore qualifies as a service dog under the ADA.
If it is a private school the school can deny a service dog.
@@Ausgar-yc1ylno they cant type 😂
i hope they got justice. i have a ptsd service dog bc i literally get triggerd by being in school itself as i am a school shooting survivor. i could not imagine dealing with the stress and frustration of this.,
And that's why I had to pull my daughter out of public school. She suffered from conversion disorder drop seizures.
The school told us they are educators, not psychiatrists (even though there's one on staff).
I also have military PTSD & take my PTSD service dog everywhere. Baring the concert I was kicked out of because I had a service dog (for whom I had hearing protection for).
AWW JUST LET THE KID BRING THE DOG.
PEOPLE SAY THEY WANNA MAKE THE WORLD BETTER
WELL HERE'S THEIR CHANCE.
WHAT A BUNCH OF KARENS.
The school needs educated.
And the attorney needs to quit his job because he does not know the law.
It is not an ESA or therapy dog.
They r completely different.
It is a psychiatric service dog for PTSD which is a disability.
PSDs r real service dogs, they r not ESAs or TDs.
The school broke ADA laws.
They committed a federal crime.
Not only should they be charged, but they should be sued too.
If it is a private school, the school can deny the service dog.
Poor kid, beautiful sweet doodle 🐶
wow metal health is of no concern in the USA and this is one of many examples.
They should allow a dog
It’s so upsetting to see stuff like this! I don’t even tho how hard it would be to live with such a horrible mental disability and be denied of your own medical equipment and yes service dogs are named as medical equipment it must so dehumanising to be fake claimed to
Crowd control is an ABSOLUTE LEGITIMATE TASK.
Psyciatric service dogs are differnt from emotional support animals this school needs to get its shit together and learn the law
The school is 100% in the wrong and r breaking laws.
Their attorney's comment about ESAs and TAs r irrelevant being the fact that that it is neither of those, it is a SA.
And SAs have public access rights, and the school has zero rights in denying it.
I dont understand being denied entrance to school board meeting- those parents pay the income for the administrators.
That is NOT an Emotional Support Animal, which is literally an untrained animal. This dog has been specifically trained to mitigate his disability. As such, the school district does not have the legal grounds to keep them off school property!
I think that not being able to bring his dog to school when the kid has disabilities
This seems sooooo illegal
I'm confused... Is the dog a "service dog" or a "therapy dog"? This child...CHILD...needs to have a "SERVICE" dog...the school is treating this as a therapy dog, so I'm assuming it's not a certified "SERVICE" dog. Funds should be raised to train his dog to be certified for him. This frustrates me... he's a child with a medical diagnosis...ugh
He's actually a fully trained psychiatric service dog. His family raised the funds to purchase him.
They could always been home schooled instead of going to public school
There is no reasons he should have to home school of he doesn't want to.
The school should know and obey the laws.
A school that does not know the laws, has no business being a school to teach others then.
I wouldn't trust the kids with the dog
Just because u don't understand service dogs, and u don't know this kid and his situation, and u have personal trust issues, doesn't mean this kid should not be allowed to have his service dog with him at school, and does not mean he can not handle his own service dog by himself.
Quit being so judgmental.
@@carriehollyland3596 you didn't read the story that the other kids from the school tried to kill his dog after this was reported?
@@milesmanges provide a link for that story.
Also those kids should be kicked out of the school and charged then.
Again, it is not a reason for this student to not be allowed to have his service dog with him at the school though.
Law suite
What exactly is his PTSD?
Lol that’s what I’m asking too. What he has isnt ptsd
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Look up the criteria in the DSMV and you will know.
probably his birth
@@dyl923gonz7 I don’t know what you mean by this but by all means it honestly seems rude.
You most likely do not live with ptsd so you probably does not know what it’s like and how dehumanising it is to be fake claimed …
they said, he suffered emotional and physical abuse
Go to WORK!!!
This has nothing to do with work.