Deciding how to accommodate a student’s disability isn’t easy

By Paul Gessell. The mother of a student at Queen’s University in Kingston wanted her daughter labelled disabled and given special accommodations because she had to study “real hard” to get A’s. In two other cases, parents asked Queen’s to be allowed to live in residence for one year with their newly enrolled children, fearing the new students were unable to cope without mom or dad beside them. More...