The 10-year-old with a puffy pink jacket is outside, riding her
scooter back and forth on a sidewalk filled with colorful chalk
drawings.  When it's time to talk, Mackenzie Smith goes back
inside the East Berlin house and situates herself on her dad's
lap.  But after a few minutes of listening to the grown-ups
talk, she hears the laughter of her brother outside.  "Can I go
play?" she asks her parents, those big eyes pleading.  She's
tired of talking about school, and her parents, Crystal and
Shane Smith, don't blame her. They say they were tired of
talking about it, too.  They had decided in February to pull
Mackenzie, a fourth-grader with autism, out of Bermudian Springs
Elementary School, after what they describe as years of
bullying.  They decided to enroll her in a private school. And
they debated leaving it at that.  But they say the handling of
the situation by school administrators made them want to share
their story, in the hopes that through a policy change or better
practices, other kids and parents