With the publicity that is being generated, I would be willing to bet that he ends up going to Westlake. Since Westlake, unlike the school the BOE wants to send him to, lacks the means to fully provide for Logan's needs, I would also bet that they will have to hire AT LEAST one full-time teacher OR instructional assistant (possibly both) JUST FOR LOGAN. As I recall, a similar incident happened in Calvert County, in which a mother of a special needs child insisted that her child go to a regular high school instead of the school that was created for special needs students. From what I understand, there is now a full-time instructional assistant assigned just for that student. It annoys me that money is spent for these special schools to be created, and then special needs students still end up going to regular schools and requiring additional expenditures for their 1-on-1 needs when it would be more cost effective for them to go to the special needs school that was designed for them.