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When the Anti-Discrimination Board discriminates?
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If this occurred, it is not discriminatory, but it certainly is a breach of the terms of employment of anyone who may have done it. It may also be grounds for criminal action. Do you have proof of this "tampering", or is it merely speculation?
In all honesty, Jolanda, as much as I'd like to take your side, you come across as a doting mother who simply refuses to believe anything other than the most glowing things about your children. We don't do our kids any favours if we don't look at them realistically. Sure, they may be precocious, but so are lots of kids. I was a "gifted" child myself, in an era in which no special services existed. I ended up being promoted to higher grades twice, which was not really a favour because it meant I had no peers of my own age at a time when there is a large difference developmentally between age-groups a couple of years apart.
The more I read of your situation, the sorrier I feel for your kids and the less I see it as being the fault of the school. I'm quite sure that they're a mass of resentments and vague anger, all of it manufactured by your behaviour, I'm sad to say. My mum was very determined to "give me the best opportunity" just as you are and I never told her that I was ungrateful for her efforts on my behalf. Obsessions can be hard to let go, but my recommendation is to try, for their sake.