However, I also agree with Chappel J.’s comments at ¶ 42 of Meyer v. Content, where she said, “[a]lthough enrollment in a full time program of education is a concept that must be interpreted through a lens that is sensitive to the child’s challenged and needs, the flexibility of the context can only stretch so far.” The child must engage in the program in a meaningful way, despite any issues that the child is dealing with. With these principles in mind, I turn to the evidence to determine when J.K.N.’s academic pursuits became no longer reasonable. III – The Court’s Analysis Respecting a Termination Date
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