My 5 year old daughter with SPD had her 1st day of transitional kindergarten today and afterwards, the teacher told me that she was so disruptive that all the other kids were unable to learn because of her. What do you say to that?! No encouraging words from her that maybe it's the first day of school and she was acting out and perhaps it'll get better in a few days. I know my daughter is difficult, but this is very discouraging. She said she will set up a meeting with the school counselor so we can get strategies to manage her at home and in the classroom. My dtr does have an IEP from preschool in place for speech and OT. She has not been formally dx with SPD and her school based OT does not treat her sensory issues, only her school related difficulties like writing and cutting with scissors. I plan to get her a thorough eval done by a qualified OT soon. She has seen a developmental pediatrician who seems to think that she will outgrow her sensory issues by age 8 though he does think some type of sensory diet will help her. Anyway, just thinking ahead, can the school force me to take my child out of the classroom for being disruptive? I feel hopeless after today.