But they had no answer for how they were going to keep my kid breathing and alive when they foreseeably have an emergency shut down. They plan for exactly those emergencies, but refused to allow us to plan for my son. We offered to buy the lockbox and lock, and they said no. They lied about what Ohio law says. They tried to tel us Ohio law required inhalers to be locked in the nurse’s office. That was false. When I asked for the law they couldn’t provide or cite it to me. I cited it to them, and it said the superintendent has the power

My kid has #asthma & a severe, life-threatening dairy #allergy. We’ve been fought by @wilcoxprincipal and now @TwinsburgSupt every step of the way to get our child a section 504 plan. I want my kid alive with access to aninhaler, not dead with a law named after him. #disability This is a story about how school district administration will fight you every step of the way when all you want them to do is comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (#ADA), #IDEA, or #Rehabilitation Act. It’s a story about intentional delay and confusion they sow.