In 1991, just ten days into first grade, a teacher told the author that her six-year-old son was "mentally handicapped" and would need medication to learn.

She disagreed.

Enough is Enough! delivers a brutally honest insight into the American school system as told by a mother who saved her son from labels and a potential life-long prescription for mind-altering medication. The author, an educator herself, provides...

In 1991, just ten days into first grade, a teacher told the author that her six-year-old son was "mentally handicapped" and would need medication to learn.

She disagreed.

Enough is Enough! delivers a brutally honest insight into the American school system as told by a mother who saved her son from labels and a potential life-long prescription for mind-altering medication. The author, an educator herself, provides the reader a first-hand account of the systematic destruction of children across the country at the hands of so-called "experts and authorities" running our schools. Filled with real-world struggles and moments of triumph, this book will transform how you think of modern education.