I'm playing favourites because your child says that another student was allowed more time to take a quiz or that another kid got away with breaking a rule. Most special education students are "mainstreamed" today, and they have accommodations ranging from the use of a dictionary on a test to different consequences for behavioural infractions. These accommodations are protected by federal law, and they are confidential. This means I can't tell you which students have accommodations or what those accommodations are, even when defending what seems like unfair treatment.