Locking them outside isn't the way to handle it though. A kid got hit by a bus recently bc he was walking around his school during school hours and the driver didn't think they had to slow down. Can't they get some ripped special ed teachers? Easier said than done but it's their best bet. That and meltdown room. I went to a school for people with autism and they hired men (and 1 woman actually) over 6'3" who kept everyone safe in situations like that, they were allowed to block them from hurting people. 1 class had a meltdown room across the hallway. That's 'rude' and kind of sketchy to stick them in an empty room but the kid wouldn't be in danger of running into traffic. The kid doesn't deserve to get run over bc his school can't figure out how to handle special needs students.