Well, friends! Saturday morning kicked off like this. Maybe the lady woke up with a hangover and dec…

Well, friends! Saturday morning kicked off like this. Maybe the lady woke up with a hangover and decided to play a prank, because I don't know how else to explain it. The vice-principal, yes, the very one who has her eye on my man. My eldest son studies at home because he has individual needs and a disability. For three years, we've been attached to this particular school for attestation, and we were happy with it. We work individually with a teacher who worked at this school for many years but is now retired. Nevertheless, everyone knows about her and about us. Usually, we were given control tasks to do at home, and the child, under the teacher's supervision, completed them in a comfortable environment for him. Now, a message comes from the vice-principal: we need to choose a date for attestation, and from now on, attestation is only held within the school walls (okay, no problem, more on that later, maybe I'm just giving it too much importance). But the most interesting part is that she suggests we do the attestation in November! I clarify: do we now have quarterly reporting instead of semi-annual? She replies: well, no, it's for the semester. But how is that possible, excuse me? We are not studying externally. And we always take the exam in mid-December, even though we could still be studying the curriculum for another two weeks. And then she writes: 'Come for the attestation on November 3rd, while the children won't be at school.' So, the regular kids have finished their first quarter, but my special needs child has to report for the entire half-year? Are you out of your mind, woman??? Anyway, I didn't continue the conversation with her for now; my head was boiling, I haven't logged in or read anything else... Attention, trivia experts: 1. Does the school have the right to move attestation dates earlier than the period? 2. Can we request an individual schedule or even attestation in January, since their December is so busy? 3. Does the school have the right to refuse attestation if we don't belong to this district by registration address? 4. Can I or our teacher be present at the attestation at the school? 5. Can I request special conditions, such as an empty classroom and no other children, so my child isn't distracted? And in general, how can I protect my child's interests right now and avoid an open conflict? Lately, things have been really testing me...