Muhammad Many land-attached colleges have slitlaete/distance courses that are available online and where you won't have to physically go to lectures. Have you contact the universities in your area to see if they have these options?

Murat I dont know what I would do without Mr H! and he altcaluy enjoys going to school now. I realize this situation is quite different being that he is not an Aspie, but he is quite immature for his 8 years- his behaviors are more like a 5 year old, which other children pick up on and children his age have a tendency to tease. But with guidance he is learning to curb those behaviors and is having a successful year thus far. I still worry about next year though ,as you can never tell who the teacher will be and there is a severe lack in trained and experienced teachers for our children. His teacher last year would nit pick, like he wanted to sit at one table to work but she wouldn't allow, which resulted in a total meltdown throwing things, screaming and in the end hitting his head against a cinder block wall. Thankfully he was not seriously injured!! But this is the hardest part of having our children in public sector schools- its the luck of the draw each year .