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Paul's Iep Case Study

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I predict someone is going to eventually figure out about his IEP and is going to screw up his career right before some sort of big game. I think Paul might be making too much of a big deal about all of this like changing schools and everything. Is tangerine middle school going to have a decent soccer team at least that he wants to actually

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