Fortunately,, the situation improves once you start dealing with the issue. As a former teacher, I can tell you most teachers care about their students. But as with any other profession, you have a lot of lazy people that only want to get paid and put in zero effort. When you choose to homeschool your child as an alternative, it's because they know something is just not working. In case you may be interested, here's a site which discusses Tourette's Syndrome: 
Madeleine-teacher wrote:
Ariella-1982 wrote:
I have been analyzing other solutions or options to private classes and was referred to Lernsys School. I need some home schooling recommendations for my child who is coping with severe Tourette's Syndrome. Because of this he needs lots of help with reading. I'd like to know if other people who may have experienced a similar challenge would recommend Lernsys School as the best alternative for homeschooling strategies. I heard plenty of people say that Lernsys School is deemed online the number one student led program for homescholing and that their program is by licensed teachers. Thanks for the help!
Hi!So sorry to hear about your situation.
I understand. Thanks! I really appreciate the reply.
