IS THIS BULLSHIT OR APPROPRIATE?

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I think (and I'm not an education attorney, obviously) the district would be entitled to have him at least evaluated, independently, on their dime. They usually have access to their own psychologists, behavioralists etc. If anyone finds even a hint that he might be a threat to himself or others, I would think that would be sufficient to keep him out of school (call it expulsion or not).

I don't see how they (those evaluating him) could conclusively say with certainty that he isn't potentially still a danger (based in part on what you said; it's not a perfect science). I think he needs to be evaluated over months and months as opposed to two weeks.