Don't believe that your child can get help only in a segregated program, class or school. Be ready to resist this pressure. We know that an inclusive education is both better and more economical. No one should say there is no money for inclusion. Extra help in your child's class can benefit the other students too.
All children learn better together.
It is both economical and feasible to have the full-time support of an educational assistant in the regular classroom if this is what your child really needs. But there are many other ways to help students with disabilities in regular classrooms. Professionals may have diagnosed your child's disability, but parents know their children best. Labeling students' disabilities does not ensure they will get the help they particularly need. You know that not everyone with the same diagnostic label is the same.